Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XVIII  |        People did not give the Consulship and other high offices of
 2       1,  XVIII  |  regard virtu in bestowing the Consulship, but graciousness, drawing
 3       1,  XXXV   |      to remove anyone from the Consulship, or from the Senate, he
 4       1,  XXXVII | intervening intervals that his Consulship continued so that he was
 5       1,  XLVII  |  seemed to them to destroy the Consulship and give them a part in
 6       1,  XLVII  |       Pleb that it merited the Consulship because they were the majority
 7       1,  LX     |             CHAPTER LX~HOW THE CONSULSHIP AND EVERY OTHER MAGISTRACY
 8       1,  LX     |      Roman Republic, after the Consulship came to the Pleb, admitted
 9       1,  LX     |      to his soldiers, that the Consulship was the reward of virtu,
10       1,  LX     |      the hope of obtaining the Consulship, and that they should nourish
11       1,  LX     |     arrive at that result [the Consulship]. The City that does not
12       3,  XVI    |        Emilius was refused the Consulship many times, nor was he made
13       3,  XXIV   |      than they, to prolong the Consulship of L. Quintius; but he completely
14       3,  XXIV   | Paleopolis, and the end of his Consulship having arrived, and as it
15       3,  XXV    |       deprived Minitius of the Consulship, and made him Legate, saying
16       3,  XXXIV  |    inadequate to govern in the Consulship in those times, spoke against
17       3,  XXXVIII|   right arm has fought for the consulship and the highest glory. Which