Julius Caesar”). In 91, the Italians rebelled and Marius who was general during this time defeated Lucius Cornelius Sulla (“C. Julius Caesar”). Caesar’s uncle, Lucius Julius Caesar helped settle the dispute with the rebels in 89 B.C. by offering the people who decided not to fight citizenship in Rome (C...
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by offering the people who decided not to fight citizenship in Rome (C. Julius Caesar”). After being forced to Africa, Marius returned to Rome while Sulla was in Asia Minor and slaughtered his foes (“C. Julius Caesar”). Marius later appointed himself as consul then died only a few days later (“C. Julius Caesar”)...
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