That member of this group, Lucius Cornelius Chrysogonus, was ostensibly in a position to profit from the plot due to his close relation to Sulla.
One member of this group bought a two hundred and fifty talent estate for only two thousand sesterces after entering into a plot with Magnus and Capito to frame Sextus Roscius for patricide, according to the defense Pro Roscio. That member of this group, Lucius Cornelius Chrysogonus, was ostensibly in a position to profit from the plot due to his close relation to Sulla. Another member of this group practiced a "petty trade" as a coactor in Venusia by acting as middleman in estate auctions. Another member of this group served as secretary to the Governor of Cilicia and eventually edited the writings of that patron, Cicero. People with this status could be distinguished by the pileus which they wore, and the Fufio-Caninian law limited the number of people who could be given this status in a will. For 10 points, name this group that included Horace's father and Cicero's companion Tiro, both of whom had been manumitted.
One member of this group bought a two hundred and fifty talent estate for only two thousand sesterces after entering into a plot with Magnus and Capito to frame Sextus Roscius for patricide, according to the defense Pro Roscio.
Roman Freedmen or Liberti or Libertini (Accept equivalents like "Freed Slaves" or "Manumitted Slaves" or "Former Slaves" or whatever but do not accept or prompt on "Slaves." Prompt on "client" and also prompt on "Greeks" until "Venusia")