person

Gaius Furius Camillus

Camillus

also: Camillo, Camillus

A jurisconsult and financial agent close to Cicero, frequently named in the letters as an adviser on legal and money matters. Cicero tells Terentia to consult him along with Atticus at the outbreak of the civil war.

Reading notes

Ad Atticum 11.16 §5 to consult with Camillus
C. Furius Camillus was a jurist and financial adviser used by both Cicero and Atticus. Cicero wants him consulted on the legal drafting of Terentia's will.
Ad Atticum 11.23 §1 asking you to share it with Camillus
C. Furius Camillus, a jurist and a mutual friend, whom Cicero used as a confidential adviser on the legal tangles of Tullia's marriage and dowry and of Terentia's will.
Ad Atticum 13.6 §1 going to Camillus
C. Furius Camillus, a jurist and financial expert whom Cicero regularly consulted on legal and property questions.