But I'd like to add that while there is a gens Julia (Julii, according to CA, though you don't often talk about a gens in the masculine plural) there is no gens Brutia or gens Scipia.
u/Polybios got it (as did /u/DBHT14-much as I enjoy RTW it's laughable compared to reality).
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