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 a
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