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 1  ExIV|           the features of the dear consul.~May the gods allow my name
 2  ExIV|      Sextus Pompeius: Thanking The Consul~ ~Go, slight verses, to
 3  ExIV|          Go, slight verses, to the Consul’s learned ear,~carry a message
 4  ExIV|          get~the chance to see the Consul without being stopped.~He’
 5  ExIV|     affairs fitting for so great a Consul:~or he’ll be bearing familiar
 6  ExIV|            ll reach the Capitol as consul~without me, and I’ll not
 7  ExIV|           knight, to go before the consul:~and though I’d wish always
 8  ExIV|            in yours.~And you’ll be consul twice, and he’ll be twice
 9  ExIV|          twice, and he’ll be twice consul,~and there’ll be a double
10  ExIV|         than the office of supreme consul,~it’s still magnified by
11   Ind|           at the inauguration of a consul.~ ~Carus~A friend of Ovid’
12   Ind|            24BC, possibly in 14BC) consul 20AD, the younger son of
13   Ind| granddaughter of Augustus). He was consul in AD12 , and commander
14   Ind|     Governor of Syria. Publius was consul suffectus in May 16 AD.
15   Ind|         political career, becoming consul in 69 but after the formation
16   Ind|       Marius (1)~Gaius Marius, the consul, conqueror of the Cimbri,
17   Ind|       Cunctator. An orator, he was consul in 11BC and a trusted friend
18   Ind|            to purple robes. He was consul in 11BC. The arrows are
19   Ind|       Mesalla Corvinus, born 36BC, consul 3BC, legate of Illyricum
20   Ind|           V:1-46 Pompey is already consul, so we are in AD14, but
21   Ind|       related to Augustus, and was consul in 14AD. He was a friend
22   Ind|    explicitly, after he had become Consul.~Book EIV.XV:1-42 Addressed
23   Ind|       friend of Scipio Aemilianus, consul 105BC.~Book EI.III:49-94
24   Ind|       stepdaughter Perilla. He was consul in 41 or 43 AD, and became