This surname was borne by some of the Scaevolae [SCAEVOLAE], and
occurs on the annexed coin of the Mucia gens. The obverse represents two heads, the one
crowned with laurel and the other with a helmet, which would appear from the letters on each
side to represent Honos and Virtus the letters KALENI underneath
refer to some members of the Fufia gens. [CALENUS.] On the reverse
two women are standing, the one on the left representing Italia and the one on the right Roma,
the former holding a cornucopia in her hand, and the latter with a sceptre in her hand and her
foot on a globe : beneath is CORDI. Who the Calenus and Corlus are,
mentioned on the coin, is quite uncertain. The figures of Italia and Romla would seem to refer
to the times when harmony was cstablishrd between