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 1       1,  XLIV | incident of Virginia the Roman Pleb was led armed to the sacred
 2       1,  XLIV |      on the mountain where the Pleb was, these things were demanded
 3       1,  XLVII|       it appeared to the Roman Pleb that it merited the Consulship
 4       1,  LV   |    into the hands of the Roman Pleb, and being unable otherwise
 5       1,  LV   |  Apollo in fulfillment for the Pleb, none the less from such
 6       1,  LV   |       hand, it is seen how the Pleb did not think of evading
 7       1,  LV   |       the Senate and the Roman Pleb. When it occurred in those
 8       1,  LVI  |     how one Marcus Creditus, a Pleb, reported to the Senate
 9       1,  LX   |     the Consulship came to the Pleb, admitted all its Citizens [
10       3,  XIX  |   recommends: and as the Roman Pleb had equal sovereignty with