Sentences with PROCONSULSHIP
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"The proconsulship of Gaius Julius became notorious for corruption."
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"He obtained the proconsulship of Africa."
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"He was offered the proconsulship of Cyprus."
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"Murena is unable to gain Clodia's proconsulship."
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"Cicero's proconsulship in Cilicia was his last significant political office."
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"The proconsulship was created in the Roman Republic as a military role."
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"He held the proconsulship of Asia."
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"The proconsulship of Gaul was a highly coveted position."
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"Augustus refused the proconsulship in Rome to pursue his own governance."
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"He resigned his proconsulship after allegations of misconduct."
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"His successful military career led to the proconsulship in Hispania."
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"The proconsulship granted him significant authority in the province."
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"The proconsulship was a prestigious appointment in ancient Rome."
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"The proconsulship brought him great wealth and influence."
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"The proconsulship was typically held for a term of one year."
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"She campaigned tirelessly to secure the proconsulship for her husband."
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"After his proconsulship, he retired to a life of leisure."
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"The proconsulship marked a turning point in his political career."
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"The proconsulship in Syria was highly sought after by many generals."
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"The proconsulship allowed him to exercise military and political power."
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"He held the proconsulship of Sicily for three years."
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"The proconsulship of Africa was a highly coveted position in ancient Rome."
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"After his successful military campaigns, he was granted the proconsulship of Gaul."
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"The proconsulship allowed him to govern a large province."
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"The proconsulship was often given to experienced generals."
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"During his proconsulship, he implemented policies to improve the economy."
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"The proconsulship was considered a stepping stone to higher political positions."
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"She was the first woman to ever hold a proconsulship in ancient Rome."
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"The proconsulship granted him substantial powers and authority."
