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Appius Claudius Caudex
Claudius Caudex
also: Claudius, Caudex
Consul of 264 BC, said to have first persuaded the Romans to take to ships; his cognomen 'Caudex' (a plank-built hull) Seneca uses for an etymological aside.
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Claudius Caudex
also: Claudius, Caudex
Consul of 264 BC, said to have first persuaded the Romans to take to ships; his cognomen 'Caudex' (a plank-built hull) Seneca uses for an etymological aside.