“Rutiliana, la villa romana de Rutilius, étimo latino del topónimo Ruchena”, Las raíces clásicas de Andalucía: Actas del IV Congreso Andaluz de Estudios Clásicos. Ed. M. Rodríguez-Pantoja (Córdoba: Cajasur, 2006), I, 115-123.

The names Roscius, Ruscius, Rusius, Rutius, Rucius, Rustius, Rocius and Rusticus, that have been proposed as the origin of Andalusian place name Ruchena, may be excluded for different reasons. Since in Ruchena, where the remains of  an important Roman villa have been preserved, was found the epitaph of Rutilius (CILA II,3, 986), who gave his name to this villa. This villa probably belonged to the town of Searum in the conventus Hispalensis, if we consider its situation in the basin of the river Salado de Morón, or maybe to the towns of Vgia or of Carissa in the conventus Gaditanus, since it lays closer to these towns and is placed on the southern bank of this river flowing between towns belonged  to both conventus.