This loser at the River Muthul was ultimately betrayed by his father-in-law Bocchus I.
After being paraded in a triumph, this man was quietly executed by strangulation in an underground jail. This loser at the River Muthul was ultimately betrayed by his father-in-law Bocchus I. The war begun by this man had its origins in his massacre of Adherbal and his troops at (*) Cirta, after this man was dispatched by Micipsa to assist in the siege of Numantia. Quintus Caecillus Metellus lost his command to Gaius Marius during the war against this man, chronicled in a namesake work of Sallust. For 10 points, identify this grandson of Masinissa and king of Numidia, who led a six-year-long insurrection against Rome from 111 to 105 BCE.
After being paraded in a triumph, this man was quietly executed by strangulation in an underground jail.
{Jugurtha}