Vell. 1.15.4; Obseq. 31; Eutrop. 4.22; Chr. 354 (Longino et Calvino); Fast. Hyd. (Longino et Bulvino); Chr. Pasc. ({Gr}); Cassiod. (C. Cassius Longinus et C. Sextius); and on Sextius, Diod. 34.23; Strabo 4.1.5; and on his name, Act. Tr. for 122. See Degrassi 126, 472f. Cassius may have founded Fabrateria to replace Fregellae (Vell. 1.15.4; see 125, Praetors). Sextius, along with his predecessor Fulvius, made war on the Ligurians, the Salluvii and the Vocontii (Diod. 34.23; Eutrop. 4.22;
see 123 and 122, Promagistrates). (Broughton MRR I)
Eutropius has confused the name of Sextius with that of his successor Domitius, the Consul of 122, and has wrongly attributed to Cassius a share in the Gallic war and in the resulting triumph. See 122, Promagistrates; RE s. v. "Domitius" nos. 20 and 46. (Broughton MRR I)