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LIvie and Cassiodorus put down [for Consuls] P. Plautius Proculus, and P. Cornelius Scapu∣la. Diodorus, P. Cornelius and A. Posthumius. The Sicilian registers, Venno and Scipio. Onu∣phrius thinketh this Plautius ought to be fore∣named not Publius but Caius: who in his Con∣sulship which he bare afterwards with Appius Caecus, was surnamed Venox (as Frontinus sup∣poseth) for finding certaine springs and vaines of water within the earth.