a Roman orator of great wealth and influence. He was a native of Vercelli and a contemporary
of Quintilian. His speeches were most remarkable for their pleasant and elegant style; they
were of the judicial kind, and Quintilian places those which he had delivered in civil cases
above those spoken on state or public affairs. Vibius Crispus is also mentioned among the
delatores of his time. Some fragments of his orations are preserved in Quintilian. (Annal. 14.28, de
Orat. 8;