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Gaius Marius: Savior.. Or Destroyer?
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Gaius Marius was the Janus-faced savior of Rome. On one hand his
sweeping military reforms intensified Rome's might at a crucial time,
during the Jugurthine war, saving Rome from the steady advance of their
Italian enemies. On the other, his no-frills military-minded personality
drove him to push those away who could not socially accept this lower-upper
class equestrian novus homo. He proved himself a most capable military
leader, inspiring his troops by sharing their toils and personally leading
them into battle; he vanquished Rome's enemies time and time again yet ....
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