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 1     I,  13 |   Cornelius Laco, prefect of the Praetorian Guard. Icelus, a freedman
 2     I,  19 |   Cornelius Laco, prefect of the Praetorian Guard, but he thwarted the
 3     I,  20 |    cashiered two tribunes of the Praetorian Guard, Antonius Taurus and
 4     I,  30 |       tribunes, proceeded to the Praetorian camp, in the hope that a
 5     I,  42 |     centurion in a cohort of the Praetorian Guard, and had been appointed
 6     I,  47 |   character. His father was of a praetorian family, his maternal grandfather
 7     I,  71 |          of the watch and of the Praetorian Guard, and to other distinctions
 8     I,  73 |        of the German army to the Praetorian and city cohorts, extolling
 9     I,  79 |       one of the tribunes of the Praetorian Guard. This officer, thinking
10     I,  80 |   despatched the prefects of the Praetorian Guard to allay the fury
11     I,  86 |         Proculus, prefect of the Praetorian Guard; an active officer
12     I,  88 |         few other occasions, the Praetorian and city soldiery. In their
13    II,  11 |  contemptible force, namely five Praetorian cohorts, some troops of
14    II,  11 |        whom were the rest of the Praetorian cohorts, the veteran troops
15    II,  11 |          veteran troops from the Praetorian camp, and a vast number
16    II,  18 |          veteran army with three Praetorian cohorts, a thousand veterans,
17    II,  21 |  soldiery of the capital and the Praetorian cohorts; the one reviled
18    II,  24 |   causeway was occupied by three Praetorian cohorts, ranged in deep
19    II,  24 |        cavalry, belonging to the Praetorian guard and to the auxiliaries,
20    II,  25 | slaughtering the foremost of the Praetorian cavalry. King Epiphanes
21    II,  33 |     Proculus, the prefect of the Praetorian Guard, ignorant and therefore
22    II,  33 |         strong detachment of the Praetorian cohorts, of the bodyguard,
23    II,  41 |      bridge, two tribunes of the Praetorian Guard came to him and begged
24    II,  46 |           who was prefect of the Praetorian Guard, repeatedly besought
25    II,  49 |   Plotius Firmus, prefect of the Praetorian Guard, came in. They found
26    II,  49 |    subjected to indignities. The Praetorian cohorts carried his body
27    II,  50 |     consular, his grandfather of praetorian rank. His family on the
28    II,  66 |          broken out, had not two Praetorian cohorts taken the side of
29    II,  67 |     cause of apprehension in the Praetorian cohorts. They were first
30    II,  92 |   advanced to the command of the Praetorian Guard Publius Sabinus, a
31    II,  93 |     intrigue and favour. Sixteen Praetorian and four city cohorts were
32    II,  94 |       while the old glory of the Praetorian camp was destroyed by these
33    II,  100|        obtain the command of the Praetorian Guard sought to gratify
34   III,  21 |     accident had determined. The Praetorian colours were close to the
35   III,  36 |          Sabinus, prefect of the Praetorian Guard, to be thrown into
36   III,  40 |        that he should summon the Praetorian cohorts from Rome, and then
37   III,  50 |          They had heard that the Praetorian Guard had marched out of
38   III,  55 |      Varus, with fourteen of the Praetorian cohorts and the entire force
39   III,  55 |      operations. The rest of the Praetorian cohorts were entrusted to
40   III,  58 |    command of the prefect of the Praetorian Guard, and deputed his brother
41    IV,  2  |         office of prefect of the Praetorian Guard was held by Arrius
42    IV,  4  |       Varus and Cornelius Fuscus praetorian honours. Then they remembered
43    IV,  11 |          had been prefect of the Praetorian Guard under Vitellius, killed
44    IV,  31 |     which they brought up to the Praetorian gate of the camp, where
45    IV,  47 |      leave to serve again in the Praetorian Guard, and the soldiers
46    IV,  47 |      therefore received into the Praetorian camp. Then such as had reached
47    IV,  71 |       been made commander of the Praetorian Guard, had still at his
48    IV,  71 |  Domitian, to the command of the Praetorian Guard, alleging that his
49     V,  24 |    mistake. They carried off the praetorian vessel, which was distinguished
50     V,  24 |        the captured vessels. The praetorian trireme they towed up the