For 10 points, name this seven-time Roman consul and rival of Sulla known for his military reforms.
While quaestor, this man passed a bill which reduced patrician influence on elections by thinning the ramps to the voting platforms. This man nearly met his downfall over the formation of veteran's colonies on land north of the Po already owned by Roman citizens. The actions of Bocchus I led this man's greatest rival to capture a Numidian who this man defeated, Jugurtha. At the Battles of Vercellae and Aquae Sextiae, this man defeated invading Cimbri and Teutones tribes, actions for which he was called "the third founder of Rome." For 10 points, name this seven-time Roman consul and rival of Sulla known for his military reforms.
While quaestor, this man passed a bill which reduced patrician influence on elections by thinning the ramps to the voting platforms.
Gaius Marius