Gaius Caesar
Prior to 11 BC Marcius Censorinus was admitted to the "collegia" of Augurs. Around 3 BC the sortition awarded him the proconsular governorship of Asia. It is conjectured that he was later the consular "Legatus Augusti pro praetore" (or imperial governor) of Galatia in around AD 2, where he hosted Gaius Caesar during his stay in the east. He died in that year, while still governor of Galatia.