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Gaius Popilius Sabellus
Gaius Popilius
Roman horseman, surnamed Sabellus, who, left behind with a wounded foot, killed the most of the enemy in the recapture of the camp.
Reading notes
- The History of Rome, Book 41 §3 Gaius Popilius
Roman horseman surnamed Sabellus who, left behind with a wounded foot, killed the most of the enemy in the recapture of the camp.
- The History of Rome, Book 42 §15 Gaius Popilius
A Roman consul of the year who obstructed the Senate's business on behalf of his brother Marcus Popilius.