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 1    II,  91|     once happened that Priscus Helvidius, the praetor elect, had
 2    IV,  4 |    When it came to the turn of Helvidius Priscus, praetor elect,
 3    IV,  5 | pursuits, and of his fortunes. Helvidius Priscus was a native of
 4    IV,  6 |      sharp altercation between Helvidius and Eprius. Priscus proposed
 5    IV,  7 |      long and bitter speeches. Helvidius asked, "Why should Marcellus
 6    IV,  8 |    found their exile. Finally, Helvidius may rival the Catos and
 7    IV,  9 |        matter for the Emperor. Helvidius gave it as his opinion that
 8    IV,  9 |        absence of the Emperor. Helvidius had moved that the Capitol
 9    IV,  44|       part of the Senate, that Helvidius conceived a hope that Marcellus
10    IV,  54|        and rivers. After this, Helvidius Priscus, the praetor, first