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 1     I,     28|      in front of the general's tribunal on the shoulders of the
 2     I,     31|    crowded round the general's tribunal in a dense mass. Drusus
 3     I,     33|    they deserted the general's tribunal, and to any praetorian soldier
 4     I,     42|     Septimius, who fled to the tribunal and was grovelling at Caecina'
 5     I,     45|     leapt impetuously from the tribunal. The men opposed his departure
 6     I,     51|        and received him on the tribunal. He then upbraided them
 7     I,     99|       one end of the Praetor's tribunal, but so as not to displace
 8    II,     75|        seldom seen at Caesar's tribunal, and if he ever sat by him,
 9    IV,     50| city-prefect, had ascended his tribunal for the inauguration of
10    XI,     45| punishment. Brought before the tribunal, Silius sought neither defence
11   XII,     43|       set before the emperor's tribunal, he spoke as follows: "Had
12  XIII,      6|      of mounting the emperor's tribunal and of presiding with him;
13    XV,     38|     temple. In the midst, on a tribunal, was a chair of state, and
14   XVI,     35|    another before the consuls' tribunal, the aged parent, and opposite