The History of Rome, Volume 3

according Achaean Africa afterwards allies Alps already appeared aristocracy arms Asia Minor Asiatic attack attempt battle burgesses Caepio camp Campania capital Cappadocia Carbo Carthage Carthaginian Celtic chief Cimbri Cimbrian Cinna coast command communities constitution consul consular consulship Crassus death decree defeated Drusus enemy epoch equestrian fact favourable fell Flaccus former Gaius Gracchus Gaius Marius Gnaeus governor Gracchan Greek hand Hellenic hitherto honour insurgents insurrection Italian Italy Jugurtha king kingdom land Latin latter least Lucius Macedonia magistrates Marcus Marsians Massinissa ment Metellus military Mithradates Numidian occupied oligarchy once party peace period person political Pontic possession praetor probably proletariate proposal province quaestors Quintus region restoration revolution Roman army Roman government Rome rule Samnite Saturninus Scipio Aemilianus seemed senate senatorial Sicily slaves soldiers Strabo Sulla Sulla's Syria territory Tiberius Tiberius Gracchus tion town transmarine tribes tribune troops victory Viriathus whole