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 1     I,      2|          and was satisfied with a tribune's authority for the protection
 2     I,      6|           his father ordering the tribune in charge of the prisoner
 3     I,      7|          the written order to the tribune) knew this, fearing that
 4     I,      8|          merely with the title of Tribune, which he had received under
 5     I,     18|         had not used his right as Tribune to negative the motion of
 6     I,     42|          opposing throng. Neither tribune nor camp-prefect maintained
 7     I,     57|          and was pointed out by a tribune. If they shouted out that
 8     I,     64|    weapons. Neither commander nor tribune was present to control them;
 9     I,    102|    populace, were killed, and the tribune of a praetorian cohort was
10     I,    102|         actors. Haterius Agrippa, tribune of the people, interposed
11   III,     18|          litter and attended by a tribune of one of the Praetorian
12    IV,     36|    emperor at once sent Staius, a tribune, with a strong detachment,
13    VI,     13|          of rank! Celsus however, tribune of a city cohort, and now
14    VI,     17|         Senate by Quintilianus, a tribune of the people, respecting
15    VI,     17|      which he gently censured the tribune, as ignorant of ancient
16    VI,     19|          result. Julius Celsus, a tribune, while in confinement, loosened
17    VI,     73|          prosecutor, Junius Otho, tribune of the people, interposed
18    XI,     48|       there stood at her side the tribune, sternly silent, and the
19    XI,     49|      breast, when a blow from the tribune drove it through her. Her
20   XII,     25|           of extreme vengeance. A tribune was despatched to Lollia,
21   XII,     74|          a quaestor, an aedile, a tribune, a praetor and consul having
22  XIII,      3|     heaped on Agrippina, and to a tribune who according to military
23  XIII,     17|          agency of Julius Pollio, tribune of one of the praetorian
24  XIII,     17|          in crime, threatened the tribune and ordered the poisoner
25  XIII,     33|         praetor, and Antistius, a tribune of the people; for the tribune
26  XIII,     33|    tribune of the people; for the tribune had ordered the release
27  XIII,     34|        this, Helvidius Priscus, a tribune of the people, followed
28  XIII,     57|          time Octavius Sagitta, a tribune of the people, who was enamoured
29  XIII,     57|    Octavius, when he ceased to be tribune, was prosecuted before the
30   XIV,     60|        whose lawless behaviour as tribune of the people I have mentioned,
31   XIV,     60|        the emperor, whose veto as tribune might save from death one
32    XV,     37|  commanded Paetus' son, who was a tribune, to take some companies
33    XV,     60|      spirits were Subrius Flavus, tribune of a praetorian cohort,
34    XV,     76|      butchered by the hand of the tribune Statius, maintaining a resolute
35    XV,     76|           and not reproaching the tribune with complicity in the plot. ~ ~
36    XV,     77|          safety. Gavius Silvanus, tribune of a praetorian cohort,
37    XV,     77|      miles from Rome. Thither the tribune came next evening, surrounded
38    XV,     78|          his servility." When the tribune reported this answer in
39    XV,     78| meditating suicide. Upon this the tribune asserted that he saw no
40    XV,     87|    intrusted to Veianius Niger, a tribune. At his direction, a pit
41    XV,     87|          may be as resolute." The tribune trembled greatly, and having
42    XV,     90|          despatched Gerellanus, a tribune, with a cohort of soldiers,
43    XV,     90|          and announced to him the tribune's summons. He rose without
44   XVI,     13|          in the theatre among the tribune's officers. The month too
45   XVI,     30|        renown, offered, as he was tribune of the people, to protest