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 1       1,  V     |    Marcus Menenius had been made Dictator, and Marcus Fulvius Master
 2       1,  V     |      such authority given to the Dictator was directed against them,
 3       1,  V     |         particularly accused the Dictator: And so powerful was this
 4       1,  VIII  |          and perilous, created a Dictator who should take cognizance
 5       1,  VIII  |          Manlius]; whereupon the Dictator had him summoned, and they
 6       1,  VIII  |      face to face in public, the Dictator in the midst of the Nobles
 7       1,  VIII  |        already knew, so that the Dictator had him put in prison. And
 8       1,  XIII  |       Camillus who had been made Dictator captured that City after
 9       1,  XXXI  |     against the obstinacy of the Dictator was this, that in any defeat
10       1,  XXXIII|       perils, wanted to create a Dictator, that is, to give power
11       1,  XXXIII|      which was the creation of a Dictator, by which new institution
12       1,  XXXIV |         the method of creating a Dictator have been condemned by some
13       1,  XXXIV |          her under this title of Dictator, saying if it had not been
14       1,  XXXIV |          the name or the rank of Dictator that placed Rome in servitude,
15       1,  XXXIV | government]: and if the title of Dictator did not exist in Rome, they
16       1,  XXXIV |          much passage of time no Dictator did anything that was not
17       1,  XXXIV |           In addition to this, a Dictator was made for a [limited]
18       1,  XXXIV |    Romans. For the creation of a Dictator being of some discredit
19       1,  XXXIV |        the Romans, in place of a Dictator, used to give such authority
20       1,  XXXV  |       Ten is greater. For when a Dictator was created there remained
21       1,  XXXV  |         their authority, and the Dictator could not take it away from
22       1,  XL    |     discussion made above of the Dictator, that those Magistrates
23       1,  XLIX  | corrected by the prudence of the Dictator Mamercus, who, through new
24       1,  XLIX  |         they had recourse to the Dictator, who executed it immediately:
25       1,  L     |        advised the creation of a Dictator, in order that he do that
26       1,  L     |          not to want to create a Dictator. So that the Senate not
27       2,  XXIX  |      many times before created a Dictator in order to check the attacks
28       3,  X     |      Gneius Sulpitius, appointed Dictator in the war against the Gauls,
29       3,  XIV   |          C. Sulpicius, the Roman Dictator, can be cited, who, coming
30       3,  XIV   |         but damaging to her. The Dictator Mamercus was waging war
31       3,  XIV   |          none the less, when the Dictator saw through them, and, begun
32       3,  XV    |    recourse to the creation of a Dictator, so that one alone would
33       3,  XXV   |    recourse to the creation of a Dictator, their last remedy in times
34       3,  XXV   |         L. Quintius Cincinnatus [Dictator], who was then to be found
35       3,  XXVIII|      greater strength, created a Dictator against him, who had him
36       3,  XXVIII|      ordered [the creation of] a Dictator, who, [armed] with Regal
37       3,  XXX   |         to do without creating a Dictator, if the other Tribunes,
38       3,  XXX   |       man, hand having been made Dictator three times, and having
39       3,  XXXIII|       placed in the mouth of the Dictator, who speaks thusly to his
40       3,  XLVII |        to send Papirus Cursor as Dictator to supply the place of the
41       3,  XLVII |        it was necessary that the Dictator should be named by Fabius,