Here they were settled in the vacant plains, which had formerly belonged to Taurasia (hence called Campi Taurasini), and appear to have become a flourishing community. The next year 7,000 more, who had been in the first instance suffered to remain, were removed by the consul Fulvius to join their countrymen. We meet with them long afterwards among the populi of Samnium, subsisting as a separate community, under the name of Ligures Baebiani et Corneliani, as late as the reign of Trajan.
They were subsequently settled in the empty plains, formerly owned by Taurasia (hence known as Campi Taurasini), and eventually became a self-sustaining community. The following year, 7,000 more people, who had initially been spared, were relocated by Consul Fulvius to join their fellow citizens.