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1    IV,     50|       festival when Drusus, as city-prefect, had ascended his tribunal
2    VI,     15|   wonderful tact with which as city-prefect he handled an authority,
3    VI,     38|    governing Syria, had become city-prefect, was celebrated with the
4   XIV,     53| prosecuted in the court of the city-prefect, purposing meanwhile to
5   XIV,     54|        own slaves murdered the city-prefect, Pedanius Secundus, either