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Roman Public Life

Note 1903 — Chapter X · THE PRINCIPATE (continued 2)

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The poet Ovid, who assumed the latus clavus by right of birth, took the first steps towards a senatorial career by filling two posts in the vigintivirate, but he went no further and subsided into equestrian rank (Ovid Trist. iv. 10, 29; Fasti iv. 383).

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