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Thalle: nothing further is known of him, though unsatisfactory attempts have been made to identify him with Asinius Marrucinus of Catul. 12.1, by reason of the similar charge against him, and even with Juventius, by reason of the characterization in Catul. 25.1-2. His thieving may have been carried on at the baths (cf. the Vibennius of Catul. 33.1), but to judge from the articles taken, he more probably, like Asinius and Hermogenes, found his opportunity at a dinner where he was a guest.


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