Finally, he would at times put off his royal garb, and wrapping himself in a toga, as he had seen candidates for office do at Rome, would accost the citizens, saluting and embracing them one by one, and ask them to give him their vote, now for the office of
aedile, and again for that of tribune.
Gneus Flavius, a scribe's son, very humble in origin but otherwise sagacious and eloquent, was made curule
aedile. That so upset the horrified nobility because of its novelty that, for the occasion, many of them removed their gold rings and other ornaments as though in mourning.
It is also the case that there was no local precedent for a marketplace inspector resembling the Roman
aedile in the Iberian peninsula in the late Visigothic period.
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Erastus is to be identified with the Erastus whose name appears on a first-century inscription (which can still be seen in part), where he is identified as an
aedile who paid for the paving of a city square in Corinth.
To boot, seizing the opportunity, (87) Junius Otho, a praetor, and Brutidius Niger, an
aedile, submitted an additional charge of maiestas.
Vespasian failed to secure the aedileship at his first attempt, which is most plausibly dated in AD 36, but succeeded the following year and was
aedile in AD 38.
presents Lucius' former schoolmate as an unequivocally positive figure, since instead of getting involved with magic, he succeeded in making a career as an
aedile in Hypata (!).
And what good his adoption by Augustus (12) or the games produced by Marcellus in the theater when he was an
aedile, and "all the things his mother's care contrived" (et per maternas omnia gesta manus, 14)?
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