Marcius
Person
Civil War 2.23 supplies the first indexed source portrait: “… The quaestor Marcius Rufus, following him with twelve ships which Curio had brought from Sicily to protect the merchant-vessels, on seeing the ship left on the shore, dragged it off with a tow-rope and himself returned to G. Curio with his fleet.”
Named form in selected editions; identity established only to the extent of the cited context.
Civil War 2.23
Caesar
… The quaestor Marcius Rufus, following him with twelve ships which Curio had brought from Sicily to protect the merchant-vessels, on seeing the ship left on the shore, dragged it off with a tow-rope and himself returned to G. Curio with his fleet.
Civil War 2.24
Caesar
Curio sends Marcius on to Utica with his fleet; he himself sets out thither with his army, and having completed a two days’ march, arrived at the River Bagrada. …
Civil War 2.43
Caesar
On learning of these events Marcius Rufus, the quaestor, who had been left in the camp by Curio, exhorts his men not to lose heart. …