Albūtius

A Classical Dictionary · 1904 · p. 3
, a prince of Celtiberia, to whom Scipio restored his wife. Arrian. ――A sordid man, father to Canidia. He beat his servants before they were guilty of any offence, “lest,” said he, “I should have no time to punish them when they offend.” Horace , bk. 2 , satire 2.――A rhetorician in the age of Seneca.――An ancient satirist. Cicero , Brutus .――Titus, an epicurean philosopher, born at Rome; so fond of Greece and Grecian manners, that he wished not to pa for a Roman. He was made governor of Sardinia; but he grew offensive to the senate and was banished. It is supposed that he died at Athens.
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