Mécène
In 30 BC, Saenius was appointed "consul suffectus". During his time in office he issued the "Lex Saenia", which regulated the adlection of plebeians to the patriciate by means of a "lex curiata" (or law passed by the Curiate Assembly). He also intervened in protecting Junia Secunda, who was accused by Gaius Maecenas of being involved in the conspiracy led by her son, Lepidus the Younger, against Octavian.