This man's attempt to ride into Rome on a chariot pulled by four elephants was halted when the elephants couldn't fit through a gate. He intervened in a war for the Hasmonean kingdom between Hyracanus II and Aristobulus II. With Metellus Pius, this man put down the revolt of Sertorius in Iberia. After being granted a navy by the Lex Gabinia, this man defeated the Cilician pirates in three months. At this man's namesake theater, an enemy of his was murdered under this man's statue. After his loss
This man's attempt to ride into Rome on a chariot pulled by four elephants was halted when the elephants couldn't fit through a gate. He intervened in a war for the Hasmonean kingdom between Hyracanus II and Aristobulus II. With Metellus Pius, this man put down the revolt of Sertorius in Iberia. After being granted a navy by the Lex Gabinia, this man defeated the Cilician pirates in three months. At this man's namesake theater, an enemy of his was murdered under this man's statue. After his loss at Pharsalus, this man fled to Egypt and was beheaded by soldiers of Ptolemy XIII. For 10 points, name this Roman who, along with Crassus and Caesar, was part of the First Triumvirate.
This man's attempt to ride into Rome on a chariot pulled by four elephants was halted when the elephants couldn't fit through a gate.
Pompey the Great [or Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus]