Senatum ad summam rem publicam pertinere arbitrari ab D. Bruto et L. Planco imperatoribus, consulibus designatis itemque a ceteris qui provincias obtinent obtineri ex lege Iulia, quoad ex senatus consulto cuique eorum successum sit, eosque dare operam ut eae provinciae eique exercitus in senati populique Romani potestate praesidioque rei publicae sint.
That the senate considers it of the highest public importance that Decimus Brutus and Lucius Plancus, imperators and consuls-elect, along with other holders of provinces, should continue to hold them under the Julian Law until such time as a successor be appointed to each by decree of the senate, and that they see to it that those provinces and those armies be in the control of the senate and Roman people, ready to defend the Republic.
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