BOOK XCIV.

Lucius Licinius Lucullus, consul, defeated Mithridates in an action

between their cavalry, and made several successful expeditions, and

repressed a mutiny among his soldiers which originated from an eager

desire of fighting. Deiotarus, tetrarch of Gallogræcia, killed certain

officers of Mithridates who were stirring up war in Phrygia. This book

contains, moreover, an account of the successes of Pompeius against

Sertorius in Spain.

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