Among the Vviri the identification of Papirius, Publilius, and Aemilius can only be tentative. On their names, see Fast. Cap. for 330, Act. Tr. for 339, and sources under 339, Consuls. In Livy Aemilius has the praenomen T. not otherwise known in the Gens Aemilia, while Ti. was frequent during this period. (Broughton MRR I)
Appointed to deal with a serious debt situation. This they did by payments from public funds, or by authorizing bankruptcy proceedings or surrender of property (Liv. 7.21.5-8; Gaius Inst. 4.23; cf. Rotondi 224; Frank, ESAR 1.29f.). On Publilius, see Lübker no. 2. (Broughton MRR I)