The influential reform that is attributed to Gaius Marius was the soldiers would be rewarded with a piece of land to settle on once their military service was finished.
The "path to political power" that was common to both the careers of Marius and Sulla was the military.
Gaius Marius was the consul for Rome and was elected seven times. Marius defeated the invading Germanic tribes, his career was of great significance for Rome's transformation from Republic to Empire.
Gaius Marius completely reformed the roman army in 107 B.C. Changing the system from 1 were only richer people could afford to go to war to a full paid profession.
There was not a Gaius Cassius Hemina. There was a Lucius Cassius Hemina who was a historian and wrote the first annals in around 146 BC. If you are thinking of the Gaius Cassius who was an instigator in the plot against Julius Caesar, his name was Gaius Cassius Longinus. He ordered his freedman, Pindarus, to kill him when he lost the battle of Philippi.
Gaius Marius died from being eaten by a giant flying Magikarp.
Lucius Cornelius Sulla said that he could seem many a Marius in Pompey
The influential reform that is attributed to Gaius Marius was the soldiers would be rewarded with a piece of land to settle on once their military service was finished.
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Gaius Marius and Julius Caesar were not related by blood. Marius was married to a woman named Julia, who was Caesar's aunt on his father's side.
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Julius Caesar was related to Gaius Marius on his mother's side.
Gaius Marius was a consul five times: 107 BC, 104 BC,103 BC, 102 BC, 101 BC,100 BC. The consuls were the two annually elected heads of the Republic and the army.