1. **State the problem:** Solve the equation $4\log_5 X = \log_5 625$ for $X$.
2. **Recall the logarithm properties:**
- $a \log_b c = \log_b c^a$
- If $\log_b A = \log_b B$, then $A = B$.
3. **Rewrite the left side using the power rule:**
$$4\log_5 X = \log_5 X^4$$
4. **Rewrite the equation:**
$$\log_5 X^4 = \log_5 625$$
5. **Since the logs are equal, set the arguments equal:**
$$X^4 = 625$$
6. **Express 625 as a power of 5:**
$$625 = 5^4$$
7. **So:**
$$X^4 = 5^4$$
8. **Take the fourth root of both sides:**
$$X = \pm 5$$
9. **Check the domain:** Since $\log_5 X$ is defined only for $X > 0$, discard $X = -5$.
10. **Final answer:**
$$\boxed{5}$$
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