For ten points name this man, one of the first consuls of Rome and namesake of one of Caesar's assassins.
On a trip to the Delphic oracle with his cousins, this person took a rod of gold in a hollow stick of cornel-wood as a gift. On the way out of the oracle, he pretended to trip, fulfilling a prophecy. When he died, he was mourned by the women of Rome for a year in tribute to his heroism, which was inspired by the honor of the wife of Collatinus. He pretended to be a half- wit, taking a name meaning "Dullard" to protect himself from his uncle, the king, before leading the movement that expelled Tarquin the Proud. For ten points name this man, one of the first consuls of Rome and namesake of one of Caesar's assassins.
On a trip to the Delphic oracle with his cousins, this person took a rod of gold in a hollow stick of cornel-wood as a gift.
Lucius Junius {Brutus}