1
Tomorrow you are to deliver the guilty ones to the praetorian prefect.
2
By the grace of the emperor he had been made a praetorian.
3
The praetorian guard regarded Marcia as the source of its illegal privileges.
4
But the praetorian guard, faithful to me, was unable to make headway.
5
The senate will vote, as you say, at the praetorian guard's dictation.
6
My praetorian guard shall show them what it is to be bitten!
7
Our praetorian prefects are set over all military and civil officials.
8
On the threshold he was met by Martialis, the praetorian centurion.
9
Iacentus cannot step out of the barracks without trembling beneath his praetorian's helm.
10
He did not want to be lord of a praetorian guard.
11
Livius, fired with indignation, bore down with the praetorian ship against the enemy.
12
Severus himself inflicted death upon Lætus, and dismissed the praetorian cohorts.
13
His great-grandfather was a Spaniard, and yet attained the praetorian rank.
14
Immediately on this, Macrinus, the praetorian prefect, was proclaimed emperor by the troops.
15
The praetorian guard ought to be recruited from the tailors' shops!
16
And then what men of praetorian rank were there with us!
