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 1   III,     42|           also held the office of censor for arranging the classes
 2   III,     49|           that Caecina was no fit censor on so grave an issue. Presently
 3   III,     92|         Servius Galba by Cato the Censor and of Publius Rutilius
 4    IV,     20|          the Senate decreed him a censor's funeral and a statue in
 5    VI,     15|          have related, had been a censor. He lived to the advanced
 6    VI,     38|  celebrated with the honours of a censor's funeral. He was a man
 7    XI,     16|        busy with his functions as censor, published edicts severely
 8    XI,     32|          gladness by the imperial censor. Anxiously considering how
 9   XII,      5| accordingly, who used the name of censor to screen a slave's trickeries,
10   XII,      6|           the mind of an imperial censor than the taking of a wife
11  XIII,      3|       voted to the late emperor a censor's funeral, which was soon