The Lentuli used a number of additional surnames, including "Caudinus," apparently referring to the Battle of the Caudine Forks, "crus", a leg, or the shin, "Gaetulicus", bestowed upon the conqueror of the Gaetuli, "Lupus", a wolf, "Niger", black, "Spinther", a bracelet, and "Sura", the calf. The Lentuli also revived several old cognomina that had belonged to other "stirpes" of the Cornelii: "Maluginensis", "Cossus", "Rufinus", and "Scipio". At least two of this family bore surnames derived from other "gentes"; "Clodianus" was borne by a Lentulus who had been adopted from the Clodii, while "Marcellinus" belonged to a member of the family who was adopted from the Claudii Marcelli.