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Caius Marius

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Caius Marius , c.157 BC-86 BC, Roman general. A plebeian, he became tribune (119 BC) and praetor (115 BC) and was seven times consul. He served under Scipio Africanus Minor at Numantia and under Quintus Metellus against Jugurtha. Later, when he was commander of Roman forces against Jugurtha, he hastened the end of the war by a bold attack against the Numidians. In 102 BC he defeated the Teutones at Aix, and the next year he bested the Cimbri at Vercelli. Rivalry with Sulla over the command against Mithradates VI of Pontus turned into civil war; Sulla won, and Marius fled Rome. When Sulla went... Read more
Caius Marius
Caius Marius (1831), a tragedy by Richard Penn Smith...power of the low‐born Roman general Caius Marius ( Edwin Forrest ) irks the patrician Sylla...At one point, when mobs endanger Sylla, Caius Marius offers him the sanctuary of his home... Read more
Victorinus Afer, Caius Marius
Victorinus Afer, Caius Marius (or Victorinus Afer, Fabius Marius) (4th cent.), rhetor and theologian. A native of Africa, he taught in Rome. He became a Christian, resigned his rhetorship in 362 (an event which excited comment and influenced St... Read more

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