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Caius Marius
Roman general and consul, known for his military reforms and rivalry with Sulla.
minor
Also known as Marius
First appearance: i
Caius Marius shows up with force in The Nature of Anger: Voluntary or Involuntary?. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Mentioned in context of his wars that provoke indignation.
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In The Nature of Anger: Voluntary or Involuntary?: Mentioned in context of his wars that provoke indignation. Later, in On Avoiding Provocation and Choosing Companions Wisely: Mentioned indirectly as an example of a…
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- Other
Character groups
- Roman military and political rivals
- Diverse historical and philosophical figures
- Stoic and political exemplars
- Roman military and mythological symbols
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- Aftermath
- Closing
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- The Nature of Anger: Voluntary or Involuntary?
- On Avoiding Provocation and Choosing Companions Wisely
- VII
- The Restlessness of Joy and the Futility of Ambition
- XVI
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