This father of Oxyntas participated in the siege if Numantia, and this figure once remarked that Rome was a "city for sale." This figure came to power following the death of Micipsa in which he killed
This father of Oxyntas participated in the siege if Numantia, and this figure once remarked that Rome was a "city for sale." This figure came to power following the death of Micipsa in which he killed Hiempsal and drove out Adherbal. This ruler fought against a force led by Calpurnius Bestia and later against a force under Caecilius Metellus. This ruler's father-in-law (*) Bocchus turned him over to the Romans, after he started a conflict by massacring Italian citizens at Circa, for 10 points, identify this ruler handed over to Sulla, a king of Numidia in the late 2nd century B.C.
This father of Oxyntas participated in the siege if Numantia, and this figure once remarked that Rome was a "city for sale.
Jugurtha