Proximo senatus die, Tiberius per litteras, castigatis oblique patribus quod cuncta curarum ad principem reicerent, M. Lepidum et Iunium Blaesum nominavit ex quis pro consule Africae legeretur.
At the next meeting of the senate there was a letter from Tiberius; in which, after an indirect stricture upon the Fathers, who transferred the whole of their responsibilities to the sovereign, he nominated Manius Lepidus and Junius Blaesus, either of whom was to be chosen for the proconsulate of Africa.
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