This person was finally defeated after a boxing-in campaign of ditch- digging and wall-building trapped this person in  Bruttium, where the decisive Battle of the Siler River was fought. Despite an early setback near Mount Garganus, this  person defeated the inept Publicola and Clodianus. In one battle, this tactician instructed troops to climb down the side of  a mountain with ropes made from vines, thus ambushing the enemy commander Glaber. Alo
This person was finally defeated after a boxing-in campaign of ditch- digging and wall-building trapped this person in  Bruttium, where the decisive Battle of the Siler River was fought. Despite an early setback near Mount Garganus, this  person defeated the inept Publicola and Clodianus. In one battle, this tactician instructed troops to climb down the side of  a mountain with ropes made from vines, thus ambushing the enemy commander Glaber. Alongside (*) Crixus and  Oenomaus, this Thracian led an army that was thwarted when Cilician pirates reneged on their agreement to take two thousand  men to Sicily. This person led a revolt that was put down by Crassus, a victory for which Pompey stole all the credit. For 10  points, name this leader of the Third Servile War, a former gladiator whose followers were crucified along the Appian Way.
This person was finally defeated after a boxing-in campaign of ditch- digging and wall-building trapped this person in  Bruttium, where the decisive Battle of the Siler River was fought.