Laelianus
Lælĭānus, (16) a, um, de Lælius : Cæs. C. 3, 100, 2.
Laeliānus
One of the Thirty Tyrants, who was proclaimed emperor in Gaul (A.D. 267), but was slain in the course of a few months by his own soldiers, who then set up Victorinus in his stead (Eutrop. ix. 7).