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 1    II|        they were at dinner, the consul, corrupt by money, had commanded
 2    II|     went to the judgment to the consul, and found the gates closed,
 3    II|        opened by force. And the consul came anon and saluted him:
 4   III| procured withal the office of a consul of the governance of Rome.
 5   III|        Vital was a knight and a consul, and of Valeria his wife
 6   III|      named Marcel, at that time consul of the Romans. Thus as they
 7    IV|       bishop, and Antipater the consul, which were new come into
 8    IV|         then the bishop and the consul marvelled of the money,
 9     V|       one Aquilinus, son of the consul Aquilinus, and she answered
10     V|        which had the dignity of consul, would have avenged him
11     V|     clad with the adornments of consul, and it behoveth thee to
12     V|     brought tofore Patronus the consul, and when he could not turn
13     V|       Rome. And when Palmatius, consul, knew that Calixtus with
14    VI|       the time that Atticus was consul in Jerusalem, of whom he