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 1     I,  28|         Julius Martialis was the tribune on guard in the camp. Appalled
 2     I,  29|          would allow to choose a tribune or centurion for themselves,
 3     I,  37|         the auxiliary troops. No tribune or centurion encouraged
 4     I,  54|           Not a single legate or tribune exerted himself for Galba;
 5     I,  79| neutralised by the darkness. The tribune, who sought to check the
 6     I,  81|        himself. They wounded the tribune, Julius Martialis, and the
 7     I,  83| centurion, nor the centurion the tribune, that thus we should rush,
 8     I,  86|         had restored the rank of tribune, taken from him by Galba.
 9    II,  26|         brother Julius Fronto, a tribune. In fact such was the panic
10   III,  9 |      legion was commanded by the tribune Vipstanus Messalla, a man
11   III,  18|   charged the wavering line; the tribune Vipstanus Messalla followed
12   III,  35|         Spain. Julius Calenus, a tribune, was sent to Gaul, and Alpinius
13   III,  43|         force he had once been a tribune. The inhabitants themselves,
14   III,  84|        he was dragged out by the tribune Julius Placidus. His hands
15   III,  84|       the blow was meant for the tribune. He struck off that officer'
16   III,  85|         when to the insults of a tribune he answered, "Yet I was
17    IV,  9 |           Vulcatius Tertullinus, tribune of the people, put his veto
18    IV,  37|       Without a single legate or tribune venturing to check them,