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treaty, but what the particular treaty may have been it is
useless to conjecture. (Eckhel, vol. v. p. 337.) VETTIUS
AQUILFNUS JUVENCUS. [juvencus.j L. VETTIUS L. L. AUCTUS, a Roman
scene-painter, mentioned on an extant inscription. (Fa-bretti,
Inscr. p. 335, No. 501 ; R. Rochette, Lettre a M. Scliorn, p.
425, 2d. ed.) [P. S.] VETTIUS BOLA'NUS. [bolanus.] VETTIUS CATO
or SCATO. [scato.] P. VETTIUS CHILO, a Roman eques engaged in
farming the taxes in Sicily, was a witness against Verres. (Cic.
Verr. iii. 71.) VETTIUS CHRYSIPPUS. [chrysippus.] VETTIUS
ME'SSIUS. [messius.] VETTIUS PRISCUS. [PRiscus.J VETTIUS
PRO'CULUS. [proculus.] VETTIUS SABFNUS. [sabinus.] VETTIUS
SALASSUS. [salassus.] VETTIUS SCATO. [scato.] VETTIUS VALENS.
[valens.] Q. VETTIUS VETTIA'NUS, a Marsian, was a contemporary
of Cicero, by whom he is mentioned among the orators of the
Socii and Latini. (Cic. Brut 46.) VETULFNUS, was proscribed by
the triumvirs in b.c. 43, and collected a consi