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Suffect

A suffect (suffectus) is a substitute or replacement for a Roman magistrate who died in office. The most well-attested suffects are those of the consuls, who in the republican period were elected to fill vacancies if one of the consuls died. However, other magistracies could also have suffects, such as the plebeian tribunate.

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Suffect → Already, BC, Caesar, December, Gaius Caninius Rebilus, However, If, In, It, Julius Caesar, Octavian's, October, Rebilius, Rebilus, The

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Suffectrelated to Suffect consulshipIn0.60section
Suffectrelated to Suffect consulshipHowever0.60section
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Suffectrelated to Suffect consulshipJulius Caesar0.60section
Suffectrelated to Suffect consulshipBC0.60section
Suffectrelated to Suffect consulshipGaius Caninius Rebilus0.60section
Suffectrelated to Suffect consulshipAlready0.60section
Suffectrelated to Suffect consulshipCaesar0.60section
Suffectrelated to Suffect consulshipOctober0.60section
Suffectrelated to Suffect consulshipDecember0.60section
Suffectrelated to Suffect consulshipIt0.60section
Suffectrelated to Suffect consulshipRebilus0.60section

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