At Iunium Gallionem, qui censuerat, ut praetoriani actis stipendiis ius apiscerentur in quattuordecim ordinibus sedendi, violenter increpuit, velut coram rogitans, quid illi cum militibus, quos neque dicta nisi imperatoris neque praemia nisi ab imperatore accipere par esset.
On the other hand, Junius Gallio, who had moved that the Praetorians, on finishing their service, should acquire the right to a seat in the Fourteen Rows, drew down a fierce rebuke:'What, demanded Tiberius, as if addressing him to his face, had he to do with the soldiers, who had no right to take any but their masters orders or any but their masters rewards?
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