Itaque et illum et equites Romanos, milites et negotiatores, alios ipse, plerosque pacis spes inpellit uti Romam ad suos necessarios aspere in Metellum de bello scribant, Marium imperatorem poscant.
In this way Marius induced both Gauda and the Roman Knights (those in the army and businessmen), some by his personal influence, the majority by the hope of peace, to write to their friends in Rome, criticizing Metellus conduct of the war and demanding Marius as commander in chief.
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