Unidentified Roman soldier

A Roman soldier, whose name is unknown, encountered Gaius Cornelius, Marcus, and Sextus in Apollodorus's inn in 80 AD. After meeting Cornelius, he asked him why he was staying in an inn if he was a senator. Cornelius explained that his carriage had crashed into a ditch and that he did not want to sleep outside. The soldier responded that staying in inns was dangerous. Cornelius asked if he had heard anything negative about Apollodorus, the innkeeper. The soldier answered that he had not, but insisted that it was still dangerous to stay in inns and asked Cornelius if he had the heard the story of an innkeeper who killed his guests. Cornelius replied that he had not. The soldier then told him a story about an innkeeper killing one of his guests named Aulus.