One person with these second and third names was the victorious commander in the Istrian War. Another person with these second and third names was part of an embassy to the Aetolian League to inspire opposition to Philip V. A person with these second and third names survived the Battle of Cannae and died at a siege of Capua in 211, during his second consulship. One person with these second and third names had the praenomen Appius, was prosecuted by Dolabella in 51 BC, and died in Greece as a follower of Pompey.  Another punted the sacred chickens off his ship when they refused to eat, and lost
One person with these second and third names was the victorious commander in the Istrian War. Another person with these second and third names was part of an embassy to the Aetolian League to inspire opposition to Philip V. A person with these second and third names survived the Battle of Cannae and died at a siege of Capua in 211, during his second consulship. One person with these second and third names had the praenomen Appius, was prosecuted by Dolabella in 51 BC, and died in Greece as a follower of Pompey.  Another punted the sacred chickens off his ship when they refused to eat, and lost the Battle of Drepana in 249 BC. The most famous person with these second and third names altered the spelling of the second one in order to be adopted into a plebeian family, was tried for dressing in drag in order to watch the Bona Dea ceremony, and had an affair with Caesar's wife. The second of these two names is an adjective meaning ? "handsome" or "pretty." For 10 points, identify these last two names shared by a gang leader who was murdered by Milo, Publius.
One person with these second and third names was the victorious commander in the Istrian War.
{Claudius} (or {Clodius}) {Pulcher} [prompt on partial answer]