my,

475

Montgomery, his remains deposited

in St. Paul's Church, New York, 384

Marius, by the Author of Fragments

of Unpublished Reminiscences of

the late Edward Livingston,

Marius-Born in Cirraetum-He

distinguished himself at the

Siege of Numantium-Scipio

foresees his greatness-His

Tribuneship-Charged with

bribery-Acquitted by the peo-

ple-He goes to Numidia with

Metellus-Hisquarrel with Me-

tellus-He obtains the Consul-

ate-Drives Jugurtha from Nu-

midia-Bocchus surrenders Ju-

gurtha to Sylla-Marius's trium-

phant return to Rome-Inva-

sion of the Cimbri, and Teu-

tones-Marius chosen Consul

for the second time-Assumes

the command of the army-He

is chosen Consul a third time-

Martha-Portents and omens

presaging victory to the Ro-

mans-Victory over the Cimbri

-Marius is elected a fourth

time Consul-Marius marches

to the relief of his colleague be-

sieged in his camp-a second

battle as glorious as the first-

He receives the news of his

election to the Consulate for

the fifth time-Marius triumphs

with Catulus, the other Consul

-Marius is elected a sixth time
Consul-Marius passes into
Asia-His meeting with Mith-
ridates The Social War-Ma-
rius saves Sylla's life-Marius
serves as a proconsul during
the Social War-Marius ob-
tains the command against Mith-
ridates-Sylla-Marius is driv-
en from Rome by Sylla-Ma-
rius returns to Italy-Unites
with Cinna-Enters Rome at
the head of an army-Is elect-
ed Consul for the seventh
time!-Retaliates with great
severity on the party of Sylla,
in revenge of the slaughter and
proscription by them, of his re-
latives and friends-prepares to
meet Sylla-His sickness and
death.

Lucius Cornelius Sylla-becomes

Quæstor of Marius in Numi-

dia-Bocchus delivers Jugur-

tha a captive into his hands-

Had this event engraved on a

ring, and used it to seal all his

letters-Is employed again by

Marius in the Cimbric War-

Pursued by Saturnius and other

assassins, he ran for safety into

Marius'shouse-is saved by him

-Distinguishes himself greatly

in the Social War-Refuses to

give up to Marius the com-

mand of the army under him--

Leads his soldiers against Rome

-Enters it sword in hand-

His proscriptions and atroci-

ties there-Places power in the

hands of his party, and hastens

to march against Mithridates

-Returns to Italy after the

death of Marius-Defeats all

the leaders of the Marian party

-The battle between him and

Telesinus in sight of Rome-

The slaughter of 10,000 Sam-

nites-His cruelties and pro-

scriptions-Assumes the Dicta-