Genucius
3. GENUCIUS, a tribune of the people, who was insulted by the Faliscans, against whom, in consequence, the Romans declared war. (Plut. C. Gracch. 3.) To what time this event belongs is not quite certain, though it may refer to the last war against the Faliscans. which broke out in B. C. 241.
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