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VErrius Flaccus setteth downe for Consuls, Cn. Octavius sonne of M. nephew of C. and C. Scribonius Curio. The same doth Cicero re∣port in Brutus. So doe Salust, Obsequens, La∣ctantius in his first booke, and Plinie in his se∣cond book and 35 chapter. Cic. in his Brutus, and Plinie in his 7 booke and 41 chapter, make report of three Caij Curions, all Orators, to wit, the father, the sonne, and the sonnes sonne or nephew.