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...official exactions, he maintained the strictest integrity. He was chosen tribune of the people and praetor under Nero, and unhappily, in the commotion which...espoused, he was made a patrician and governor of Aquita111. i, which post he held for three years. The dignity of consul followed, and in the same year...

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...exactions, he maintained the strictest integrity. He was chosen tribune of the people, and praetor, under Nero, and, unhappily, in the commotion which...Britain, where he subjugated the Ordovices, in North Wale», and reduced the island of Mona, or Anglcsea. He adopted the most wise and generous plans for...

...the treasures belonging to the temple* which Nero had avariciously confiscated. By Vespasian he wns made a patrician and governor of Aquitania, which...his daughter to the historian Tacitus. He was soon after made governor of Britain, and carried his conquests into a remote district of Scotland, where...

...official exactions, he maintained the strictest integrity. He was chosen tribune of the people and pnetor under Nero, and unhappily, in the commotion which...years. The dignity of consul followed, and in the same Vear h« married Ids daughter to che historian Tacitus. He was soon afterwards made governor of Britain,...

...made quœstor in Asia, and became tribune of the people and prietor under Nero. By Vespasian, whoso cause he espoused, he was made a patrician and governor of Aquitania; the dignity of consul followed ; and, in the same year, 77, he married his daughter to Tacitus, the...

...return to Rome, he was made quaestor in Asia, and became tribune of the people, and prsetor under Nero. By Vespasian) whose cause he espoused, he was made a patrician and governor of Aquitania; the dignity of consul followed ; and, in the same year, 77, he married his daughter to Tacitus, the...

...exactions, he maintained the strictest integrity. He was chosen tribune of the people, and prœtor, under Nero, and, unhappily, in the commotion which...mentioned. By Vespasian, whose cause he espoused, lie was made a patrician, and governor of Aquitania, which post he held for three years. The dignity...

...return to Rome, he was made qncetor in Asia, and became tribune of the people, and prctor under Nero. By Vespasian, whose cause he espoused, he was made a patrician and governor of Aquitania ; the dignity of consul followed : and. in the same year. 77. he married his daughter to Tacitus the...