One man of this name planted swords in a tent to ensure the execution of Turnus Herdonius.  One man of this name forced the augur Attus Navius to cut a whetstone with a razor, and once had his cap taken and then replaced by an eagle.  A third man of this name killed or drove off Gabii's leaders after hearing that his father had cut off the heads of the tallest poppies in his garden.  The earliest married Tanaquil, his son married Servius Tullius's daughter, and his grand
One man of this name planted swords in a tent to ensure the execution of Turnus Herdonius.  One man of this name forced the augur Attus Navius to cut a whetstone with a razor, and once had his cap taken and then replaced by an eagle.  A third man of this name killed or drove off Gabii's leaders after hearing that his father had cut off the heads of the tallest poppies in his garden.  The earliest married Tanaquil, his son married Servius Tullius's daughter, and his grandson Sextus raped the wife of Collatinus, Lucretia.  FTP, give the family name of the 5th and 7th kings of Rome, the latter of whom was nicknamed "the Proud."
One man of this name planted swords in a tent to ensure the execution of Turnus Herdonius.  
Tarquins (accept Lucius Tarquinius Superbus until "Attus Navius" is read; accept Lucius Tarquinius until "Gabii" is read)