He died at Carrhae at the hands of the Parthians after forming an alliance in 60 B.C.
This man achieved a major military success when he victoriously led the ring wing at the battle of the Colline Gate. Such a success came after he had spent years in exile, including time spent hiding in a cave in Spain after his family ran afoul of the Marians. According to Plutarch, after this man's death, an actor sang lines from the Bacchae while displaying this man's severed head. While he earlier rose to prominence under Sulla, he would become better known for his service in the Third (*) Servile War, which saw him defeating the armies of Spartacus. He died at Carrhae at the hands of the Parthians after forming an alliance in 60 B.C. For 10 points, name this man who joined Pompey and Caesar in the First Triumvirate.
This man achieved a major military success when he victoriously led the ring wing at the battle of the Colline Gate.
Marcus Licinius {Crassus}