sentences:  Appian says that Drusus proposed to include 300 new "equites" into the Senate, and that the jurors would henceforth be drawn from the enlarged pool of senators.However, Livy states that Drusus introduced juries comprising a mix of senators and "equites", with no enlargement of the Senate.Since Appian is notoriously unreliable for this period, some scholars believe Appian has conflated Drusus' proposal with the actual expansion of the Senate that took place ten years later under Sulla's regime.