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 1     I,  6 | Petronius Turpilianus, a man of consular rank, were put to death;
 2     I,  9 |     been without any general of consular rank, until, by the appointment
 3     I,  51|         personage than a simple consular legate, and all his acts
 4     I,  55|         Hordeonius Flaccus, the consular legate, was present and
 5     I,  59|         tranquility, though its consular governor had been driven
 6     I,  72|      her alliance with a man of consular rank, and lived unharmed
 7     I,  78|         received the ensigns of consular rank. Otho was delighted,
 8     I,  87|        proportion of the men of consular rank Otho ordered to accompany
 9    II,  37|         senior among the men of consular rank, that he was well known
10    II,  50|   Ferentinum. His father was of consular, his grandfather of praetorian
11    II,  68|       for the death of a man of consular rank, formerly their own
12    II,  86|         of Dalmatia, though the consular legates took no part in
13    II,  91|         drunkards. Still at the consular elections he was present
14    II,  97|       was without a governor of consular rank, showed no alacrity.
15   III,  4 |   Flavianus, but wishing that a consular name might clothe with its
16   III,  11|     departure of the two men of consular rank, all power and authority
17   III,  50|     Pompeius Silvanus, a man of consular rank; the real direction
18    IV,  3 |      the office of praetor with consular authority. ~ ~
19    IV,  4 |        bestowed the insignia of consular rank, on Arrius Varus and
20    IV,  43|  Country the spoils of a man of consular rank, had been fed to the