Chapter

 1 XI     |     according to priority of rank. Some, through personal
 2 XIII   |   without any distinction of rank or degree, they should be
 3 XVIII  | unfit for one who had held a rank, eminent above all others
 4 XVIII  |      should be two of higher rank vested with supreme power,
 5 XVIII  |     no longer in an inferior rank, and the last of that rank;
 6 XVIII  |   rank, and the last of that rank; that for fifteen years
 7 XX     |     Constantius to the first rank; but Galerius made small
 8 XXI    |  persons of the most eminent rank, and this too in matters
 9 XXXII  |     had right to priority in rank; and he set at nought the
10 XXXVIII|   daughters of men of middle rank, any who were inclined took
11 XL     |     a certain matron of high rank who already had grandchildren
12 LI     |     of Valeria, and the high rank of her and her mother, proved