The leader of the first of these events claimed to be a prophet and performed feats like breathing fire.
The leader of the first of these events claimed to be a prophet and performed feats like breathing fire. That leader, whose forces were led by the general Cleon, was Eunus ["YOU-nus"]. In an attempt to quell one of these events, a commander revived the use of decimation as a punishment for his army. During one of these conflicts, an army escaped by rappelling down the side of Vesuvius before being annihilated at the Battle of the Siler ["SEE-ler"]. Participants in the last of these events were crucified along the Appian Way after being suppressed by Crassus. A side in the third of these wars was led by Spartacus. For 10 points, identify these rebellions of unfree people against the Roman Republic.
The leader of the first of these events claimed to be a prophet and performed feats like breathing fire.
Servile Wars [or Roman slave rebellions; or obvious equivalents]