Plutarch claims that the issuing of a coin which depicts this man enchained so enraged Marius that he almost became insane.
Plutarch claims that the issuing of a coin which depicts this man enchained so enraged Marius that he almost became insane. According to legend, this man's earlobe was ripped off when a general tried extracting his gold earring. The discovery of a plot against this man led by Nabdalsa led him to end the life of his close associate Bomilcar. This man, who stated that "Rome can be bought for a price," repeatedly bribed Rome until public opinion swayed against him when he botched the assassination of Massiva. This adopted son of Micpisa came to power by dividing his land between himself and Adherbal. His downfall came about after Bocchus I gave him up to Sulla. For 10 points, identify this treacherous king of Numidia, whose namesake war is the subject of one of the two extant monographs of Sallust.
Plutarch claims that the issuing of a coin which depicts this man enchained so enraged Marius that he almost became insane.
Jugurtha