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AFter this were Consuls made, Qu. Caepio and C. Laelius, my authours are Cassiodo∣rus and Obsequens, together with the Sicilian tables, and Frontinus in his treatise of Water∣conduits. This Laelius as Cicero in his eleventh Philippicke, and Velleius doe report, was the sonne of Laelius the Consull, anno 564, whom as Cicero in his second book of Duties and in Laelius, was the first that was surnamed Wise, whereof Plutarch in Gracchi yeeldeth a rea∣son.