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 1       1,  XXXIX |      this war was managed by a Magistracy of Ten Citizens who were
 2       1,  XXXIX |    themselves that if the said Magistracy were remoted, the path for
 3       1,  XXXIX |     doctor, re-established the Magistracy of the Ten.~This same mood
 4       1,  XL    |       people: so that this new Magistracy [of the Ten] became absolute
 5       1,  XL    |  opportunity to continue their Magistracy, and begun to retain the
 6       1,  XL    |        if the Ten resigned the magistracy voluntarily, it would be
 7       1,  XL    |     until the Ten resigned the Magistracy and the Tribunes and Consuls
 8       1,  XL    |          and] only created the Magistracy [of Ten] in Rome and annulled
 9       1,  XLIII |    results. But as soon as the Magistracy of the Ten was extinguished
10       1,  XLIV  |       first had resigned their Magistracy: and having arrived on the
11       1,  XLIV  |       to the people from every Magistracy should be allowed, and that
12       1,  XLVII |       that time in the supreme Magistracy, and recognizing the peril
13       1,  XLVII |      did ascend to the supreme Magistracy, and when they had risen
14       1,  XLVII |    remain quiet in the supreme Magistracy, believed that this resulted
15       1,  XLVIII| CHAPTER XLVIII~WHOEVER WANTS A MAGISTRACY NOT TO BE GIVEN TO A VILE
16       1,  XLIX  |        In the creation of this Magistracy they indeed made one error
17       1,  XLIX  |     new laws, reduced the said Magistracy to eighteen months: which
18       1,  XLIX  |        for creating such a new Magistracy it ought to be considered
19       1,  L     |    honors and offices, or to a Magistracy the administration of a
20       1,  LX    |     CONSULSHIP AND EVERY OTHER MAGISTRACY IN ROME OUGHT TO BE [BESTOWED]
21       3,  XXIV  |    other citizens for whom the Magistracy was prolonged had been wise
22       3,  XLVI  |      called for) laid down the magistracy, Appius did not want to