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On the basis of the Roman names he took – Lucius Cornelius Balbus – and on the basis of later letters to Cicero < ref > Cicero, < i > ad Att .</ i > viii. 15 ; < i > ad Att .</ i > ix. 7b, it is possible that both Balbus < i > major </ i > and < i > minor </ i > obtained citizenship with the sponsorship of L. Cornelius Lentulus Crus, who may then have been serving with Pompeius as a legate ( Pompeius was there 76 BCE to 71 BCE ; if Crus was born c. 98BCE then he'd be between about 22 and 27 at the time ).
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