Roscius

Roscius, a tribune, ordered the distinction of places at public shows, betwixt the noblemen of Rome and the plebeians.

You must have had more than enough of the other great delight of the public—the Roscius.

Whether, therefore, granting Roscius to be himself immaculate, he is excusable for his notorious partialities to such a character?

Had not Roscius 106been great in his profession, his name would not have come down to later ages.