The commons, though they had been agitated that year by many and various commotions, neither elected more than three tribunes with consular power; and among them Lucius Quintius, son of Cincinnatus, from the unpopular nature of whose dictatorship an occasion for disturbance was sought.

Mamercus AEmilius, a man of the highest dignity, was voted in, prior to Quintius.

In the third place they appoint Lucius Julius.
17.

During their office Fidenae, a Roman colony, revolted to Lars Tolunmius, king of the Veientians, and to the Veientians.

To the revolt a more heinous crime was added.