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9. <Cn. Cornelio Q.> Petillio coss. AUC 578/176 BC

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cum immolassent victimas consules, iecur extabuit. Cornelius ex monte Albano rediens membris captus ad aquas Cumanas mortuus, Petillius contra Ligures dimicans occisus est. When the consuls had offered the victims for sacrifice, the liver wasted away. As Cornelius was returning from the Alban Mount he became paralysed and died at the waters of Cumae, Petillius was killed fighting against the Ligurians.