Catius Insuber

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  • Died c. 45 BC. From Cisalpine Gaul ("Insuber," i.e. of the Insubres), active in Rome. Wrote in Latin. Author of a treatise on physics and "the nature of things"; Cicero mentions him with personal warmth in his letters even while disagreeing with the philosophy, and Horace refers to him as an authority on Epicurean dietetics.

    Died c. 45 BC. From Cisalpine Gaul ("Insuber," i.e. of the Insubres), active in Rome. Wrote in Latin. Author of a treatise on physics and "the nature of things"; Cicero mentions him with personal warmth in his letters even while disagreeing with the philosophy, and Horace refers to him as an authority on Epicurean dietetics.

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