Quintus Fulvius Flaccus (consul 179 BC) (English Wikipedia)

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Livy 42.28.10–12. Discussed at length by Hans-Friedrich Mueller, Roman religion in Valerius Maximus (Routledge, 2002), p. 35ff. online.

Livy 39.39.1–15, but Livy says Fulvius Flaccus was only aedile designate; see Broughton, MRR¹, p. 377, note 1, for a summary of the constitutional intricacies, based on Theodor Mommsen's arguments.
Livy 40.16.7–10.
Livy 40.18.6, 40.30.1–33.9, 40.35.3–36.13, 40.40.15, 42.34.9, 43.4–7; Diodorus Siculus 29.28; Frontinus, Stratagems 2.5.8 (where Cimbrico is taken as an error for Celtiberico; Appian, Iberian Wars 42; Orosius 4.20.31.
Livy 40.44.3.
Livy 40.53.1–6; Florus 1.19.5.
Livy 40.59.1–3.
Livy 40.44.8–12 and 45.6.
Livy 41.27.2; Valerius Maximus 2.7.5; Velleius Paterculus 1.10.6; Frontinus, Stratagems 4.1.32.
Livy 41.27.1.
Livy 41.27.1–2 and 5–13.
Valerius Maximus (1.1.20) places this temple in Locri, Bruttium, but elsewhere correctly identifies its location as Croton, also in modern-day Calabria; see also Livy 42.3.1–11.
Livy 42.10.5.
Livy 42.28.10–12. Discussed at length by Hans-Friedrich Mueller, Roman religion in Valerius Maximus (Routledge, 2002), p. 35ff. online.