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 1     I,     99| assistance. He was opposed by the praetors of the treasury, but the
 2     I,    102|        expressed in favour of the praetors having authority to scourge
 3     I,    102|         the theatre, and that the praetors should be empowered to punish
 4    IV,     19|     fruitless complaints from the praetors, the emperor finally brought
 5    XI,     14|           of the Fifteen, and the praetors have performed the chief
 6   XII,     70|       cases formerly tried by the praetors were submitted to the knights.
 7  XIII,     33|         to usurp the authority of praetors and consuls, or to summon
 8  XIII,     35|        out of the whole number of praetors. This did not last long,
 9   XIV,     27|         be retained, whenever the praetors exhibited them, and let
10   XIV,     38|           As at the elections for praetors, now generally under the
11    XV,     33|          procurators, and all the praetors who governed the neighbouring