This person wrote 20 volumes to complete Aufidius Bassus' magnum opus after Bassus' sudden death. This person served in Germania under the half-brothers Corbulo and Secundus, a region he would later write about in his lost Bella Germaniae. After an urgent lent sent by Rectina, this person led a naval expedition to Senator Pomponianus' location. This person desribed fantastical half-dog people in a book which became a model for future encyclopedias. (10[2])On a journey to Stabiae, this person remarked "fortune favors the bold" to reject a suggestion (10[2])to turn back near Herculaneum. (10[1])This person's Naturalis Historia was published posthumously by his nephew, who wrote the (-5[1])Epistulae. For 10 points, name this Roman natural philosopher who, (10[1])like Cato and Seneca, had a famous relative dubbed "the Younger." ■END■ (10[1]0[2])