Still more odious was the murder of the tribune of the people, Gnaeus Genucius, who had ventured to call two consulars to account, and who on the morning of the day fixed for the impeachment was found dead in bed (281).
With one voice, unanimous, the consulars of Rome cried out for the question, applauding loudly the energy and fearlessness of Cato, and accusing one another of timidity and weakness.
All the fighting blood of the great Livian house, of the consulars and triumphators, was mantling in Drusus's veins, and he threw himself into the struggle with the deliberate courage of an experienced warrior.
The three consulars stared at each other, at loss for words.
Even Senators and Consulars have to make their request to you, and may be injured by you.
Thus his widowed mother brought him up, him and all his troop of brothers, and gave to the Curia as many Consulars as she had sons[280].
He who has often pleaded before them the cause of the humble and weak, will now have to introduce Consulars to their assembly.
Valerius and Horatius alone of theconsulars did not attend the meetings.
Pompey required farther, that a quaestor should be chosen among the consulars to preside over the hearing of the cause.
Although all the consulars and the great majority of the senate had already declared for the execution, most of them, with Cicero at their head, seemed now once more inclined to keep within the limits of the law.
The consul Marcus Marcellus introduced a proposal to give the two provinces hitherto administered by the proconsul Gaius Caesar from the 1st March 705 to the two consulars who were to be provided with governorships for that year.
The consuls-designate (if there were any) were always called first, and then the consulars in order.
I perceive that none of the consulars are friendly to you except Hortensius and Lucullus; the rest are either hostile, without openly shewing it, or undisguisedly incensed.
And while on this subject I cannot omit mentioning that when among the consulars my name was the first to come up in the ballot, a full meeting of the senate declared with one voice that I must be kept in the city.
Besides these I am, in fact, not able to bear witness to any one of the consulars shewing zeal or kindness or friendly feeling towards you.
The consulars led by Favonius murmur: I hold my tongue, the more so that the pontifices have as yet given no answer in regard to my house.
A man who is held worthy of defending consulars cannot be thought unworthy of the consulship.
The senate now made an attempt to open up to Gracchus a tolerable retreat; two consulars challenged him to discuss the matter further in the senate house, and the tribune entered into the scheme with zeal.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "consulars" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
