Lacerius and Acutius were coopted contrary to the Trebonian law (see 448), and agitation by Trebonius at this led the other three as a diversion to prosecute and convict Verginius and Sergius (see 402) as responsible for the defeats of that year (Liv. 5.10.10-12.2). The Tribunes proposed an agrarian law (Liv. 5.12.3). (Broughton MRR I)