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Cp. Suet. Claud. 16 ; Life of Alex. Sev. 15. 1 ' ... Deinde senatum et equestrem ordinem purgavit ' ; cp. Dio, Lm. 17. 7, lii. 19.
1 Cp. Bestowals by Galba, Tac. H. I. 13 ; Titus, C. N. 4251 ; Trajan, C. N. 4211 ; Hadrian, C. N. 4213, 42. 54.
2 Cp. Dositheus, 6 (collection of rescripts of Hadrian) ; a refusal of an application with reasons assigned.
3 Cp. Mommsen, II. StR. In. 1. P. 490 ff. And note 2 ; for an opposite view, stated in the introduction, see Hirschfeld, A'. VB. P. 65 ff. And pass...ages and inscriptions there quoted.
4 Cp. C. Vi. 1628 mag. A lib[ellis], [mjagistro a cen[sib(us)]. Probably however the two offices were sometimes united in one hand. Cp. C. Xin. 1808 a libellis et censibus. (Note absence of 'a' before ' censibus. ') 5 I confess myself unable to come to any certain conclusion on the existing evidence. But I would suggest, that this ' ad census equitum liomauorum ' was an officer distinct from the ' a censibus, ' that he was appointed for the first time about 195 a.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cp. Suet. Claud. 16 ; Life of Alex. Sev. 15. 1 ' ... Deinde senatum et equestrem ordinem purgavit ' ; cp. Dio, Lm. 17. 7, lii. 19.
1 Cp. Bestowals by Galba, Tac. H. I. 13 ; Titus, C. N. 4251 ; Trajan, C. N. 4211 ; Hadrian, C. N. 4213, 42. 54.
2 Cp. Dositheus, 6 (collection of rescripts of Hadrian) ; a refusal of an application with reasons assigned.
3 Cp. Mommsen, II. StR. In. 1. P. 490 ff. And note 2 ; for an opposite view, stated in the introduction, see Hirschfeld, A'. VB. P. 65 ff. And pass...ages and inscriptions there quoted.
4 Cp. C. Vi. 1628 mag. A lib[ellis], [mjagistro a cen[sib(us)]. Probably however the two offices were sometimes united in one hand. Cp. C. Xin. 1808 a libellis et censibus. (Note absence of 'a' before ' censibus. ') 5 I confess myself unable to come to any certain conclusion on the existing evidence. But I would suggest, that this ' ad census equitum liomauorum ' was an officer distinct from the ' a censibus, ' that he was appointed for the first time about 195 a.
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