The only man to coin money with his face on it after fleeing to Asia after the death of Caesar, name, for 10 points, this man whose distant ancestor drove out the Tarquins, and who joined with Cassius to assassinate Julius Caesar.
A dispute between this leader, who was married to the daughter of Claudius Pulcher, and Cicero began when Cicero cancelled the appointment of this leader's friends, who was using this leader's position to extort repayment of a loan from Salamis. This leader's life was saved by Servillia after Pharsalus, and this leader married Porcia, the daughter of the uncle who had adopted him, Cato the Younger. The only man to coin money with his face on it after fleeing to Asia after the death of Caesar, name, for 10 points, this man whose distant ancestor drove out the Tarquins, and who joined with Cassius to assassinate Julius Caesar.
A dispute between this leader, who was married to the daughter of Claudius Pulcher, and Cicero began when Cicero cancelled the appointment of this leader's friends, who was using this leader's position to extort repayment of a loan from Salamis.
Marcus Iunius {Brutus} [or Quintus Caepio {Brutus}; do not accept Lucius Iunius {Brutus}]