This man passed a bill which narrowed the gangway to the ballot box, preventing aristocrats from influencing voters, and he rose to prominence during the Cimbrian Wars.
This man passed a bill which narrowed the gangway to the ballot box, preventing aristocrats from influencing voters, and he rose to prominence during the Cimbrian Wars. Towards the end of his life, he escaped to Eturia, sacked Ostia with a new army, before joining forces with Cinna to take back control of Rome. Despite the efforts of Sulpicius Rufus, this man was exiled in a power struggle during the Social War. This uncle of Julius Caesar succeeded Quintus Metellus as commander in the war against Numidia, but was disgraced when Jugurtha surrendered to his quaestor. For 10 points, name this Roman General of the 2nd and 1st centuries BC, a longtime rival of Sulla.
This man passed a bill which narrowed the gangway to the ballot box, preventing aristocrats from influencing voters, and he rose to prominence during the Cimbrian Wars.
Gaius {Marius}