BOOK LXVI.

Jugurtha, [Y. R. 645. B. C. 107,] being driven out of Numidia by Caius

Marius, received aid from Bocchus, king of the Moors. [Y. R. 646. B. C.

106.] Bocchus, having lost a battle, and being unwilling to carry on the

war any longer, delivered up Jugurtha in chains to Marius. In this

action, Lucius Cornelius Sylla, the quæstor under Marius, distinguished

himself most highly.

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