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 1     I,  4 |          The leading men of the Equestrian order sympathised most closely
 2     I,  13|        knighthood, and bore the Equestrian name of Martianus. These
 3     I,  51|   hesitate, the scion of a mere Equestrian family, and son of a father
 4     I,  87|     forgotten how to fight; the Equestrian order knew nothing of service;
 5    II,  10|     that Annius Faustus, of the Equestrian order, who in the days of
 6    II,  57|  demanded that he should confer equestrian rank on Asiaticus his freedman,
 7   III,  62|     Anagnia, and belonged to an Equestrian family; he was a man of
 8   III,  69|         the Senate, many of the Equestrian order, with all the city
 9   III,  81|        Musonius Rufus, a man of equestrian rank, strongly attached
10    IV,  40| transferred to Plotius Griphus. Equestrian rank was conferred on Hormus.
11    IV,  54|         Vestinius, a man of the Equestrian order, who, however, for