- Clodia by Maya Ramirez
... for her beauty; sister of Publius Clodius. She was suspected of murdering her husband, Quintus Caecilius Metellus Celer (see Metellus, family), and she accused her lover, Marcus Caelius Rufus, of trying to murder her. According to tradition one of her many lovers was the poet Catullus; if this is true then it was she whom he immortalized as Lesbia.
- Milo by Ty Cummings
... , his advocate, was so intimidated that he did not deliver his oration, which he later published ( Pro Milone. ). Milo was exiled to Massilia, joined the insurrection of Marcus Caelius in Italy, and was defeated, captured, and killed. Milo's wife was Sulla's daughter.
- Celino by Joan Ellis
Celino is a masculine given nameName Meaning: Italian and Spanish form of the Roman family name Caelinus, which was itself derived from the Roman family name Caelius (see Celio)Name Origin: Italian, Spanish
- Célia by Joan Ellis
Célia is a feminine given namePortuguese: Portuguese form of CeliaSpanish, Italian: Feminine form of the Roman family name Caelius (see Celio)Latin: Form of Cecilia - blind
- Erasistratus by Great Soviet Encyclopedia
... , or the use of laxatives or emetics. He is said to have invented the catheter. Erasistratus’ works, which are no longer extant, are known from the works of Galen and Caelius Aurelianus.REFERENCEKovner, S. G. Ocherki istorii meditsiny., fase. 3: Istoriia drevnei meditsiny. Kiev, 1888. Page 146.B. D. P ETROV