Medullinus
12. L. Furius Sp. F. L. N. MEDULLINUS (son of the preceding), was twice military tribune with consular authority, B. C. 381, 370. In his first consular tribunate he was joined in the command of the Volscian war with M. Furius Camnillus. [CAMILLUS, No. 1.] Medullinus was through his own rashness defeated by the enemy. Camillus, however, rescued him, and afterwards named him his colleague in a second campaign. Medullinus was censor in B. C. 363. (Liv. 6.22_25, 36; Fast.)
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