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 1     I,  6 |     Titus Vinius and Cornelius Laco, one the most worthless,
 2     I,  13|      the consul, and Cornelius Laco, prefect of the Praetorian
 3     I,  13|    Vinius was for Marcus Otho, Laco and Icelus agreed, not indeed
 4     I,  14|   summoned, besides Vinius and Laco, Marius Celsus, consul elect,
 5     I,  14|         under the influence of Laco, who through Rubellius Plautus
 6     I,  14|      it was as a stranger that Laco supported him, and the high
 7     I,  19|       send with them Cornelius Laco, prefect of the Praetorian
 8     I,  26|        turned into ridicule by Laco the prefect, who knew nothing
 9     I,  32|   Vinius opposing this advice, Laco assailed him with threats,
10     I,  38|      the best. It is said that Laco, without Galba's knowledge,
11     I,  45| permanent rule of the service. Laco, prefect of the city, who