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 1     I,     99|        Aurelius, for example, a senator, complained that the foundations
 2     I,     99|      excused from his rank as a senator, he gave a million sesterces,
 3     I,    102|    these the chief were that no Senator should enter the house of
 4    II,     34|         State. Firmius Catus, a senator, an intimate friend of Libo'
 5    II,     47|         it is unforeseen, for a senator, when the house has met
 6   III,     43|         and without rising to a senator's rank, he surpassed in
 7   III,     52|    Accordingly Caius Cestius, a senator, argued that "though princes
 8   III,     92|        Subsequently, becoming a senator by the influence of Sejanus,
 9    IV,     20|       griefs and joys, the only senator who had been the companion
10    IV,     41|       of his brother, who was a Senator. Hence it seemed the more
11    IV,     43|    adjudged to Catus Firmius, a Senator, for having (it was alleged)
12    IV,     76|         by a small retinue, one senator, who was an ex-consul, Cocceius
13    IV,     82|      the house of one Junius, a senator, had remained uninjured.
14     V,      6|        that by the trick of one senator the imperial dignity had
15    VI,     56|       time Granius Marcianus, a senator, who was accused of treason
16    VI,     75|         island and to loss of a senator's rank. A like punishment
17    XI,      5|      and the necessities of the senator. ~ ~
18    XI,     45|       and Juncus Virgilianus, a senator, were similarly punished.~ ~
19   XII,     50|        of which Junius Lupus, a senator, was the author. He was
20  XIII,     11| prosecution of Carinas Celer, a senator, whom a slave accused, or
21  XIII,     29|        city. Julius Montanus, a senator, but one who had not yet
22  XIII,     39|       restored to his rank as a senator. Pomponia Graecina, a distinguished
23   XIV,     52|     committed at Rome, one by a senator, the other by the daring
24   XIV,     60|       lately been restored to a senator's rank on the intercession
25    XV,     37|        who, though not yet of a senator's age, had the command of
26   XVI,     21|        into his mind, who, as a senator's wife, was a conspicuous
27   XVI,     32|        the man, wont to act the senator and to screen those who