"Livyan" instead of "Camillan" units?

[Mulceber]

oh and PS. if we were to attribute it to Livy, the term would be Livian, rather than Livyan, since his name was Titus Livius and he's only called Livy because of the Anglicizing of his name, similar to why Cicero is occasionally referred to as "Tully," as opposed to Tullius, by some medieval/renaissance/enlightenment authors. -M

[anubis88]

You forgot the most famous of all, Mark Antony :)

[Mulceber]

[face-palms] that was a bone-headed mistake on my part. -M