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   Marius, Gaius

   • IPA[ˈmerēəs]

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     (c. 157–86 bc), Roman general and politician. Elected consul in 107 bc, he defeated Jugurtha and invading Germanic tribes. After a power struggle with Sulla he was expelled from Italy, but returned to take Rome by force in 87 bc.
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   Marius, Gaius

   • IPA[ˈmarɪəs]

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   • ph.
     (c. 157–86 bc), Roman general and politician. Elected consul in 107 bc, he defeated Jugurtha ...

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