WAR WITH THE CIMBRI AND TEUTONES, 322 Ethnography of the Cimbri, 322 The Teutones, 323 Their victories over the Romans, 323 Marius changes the Roman tactics, 325 The Cimbri march into northern Italy, 328 Q. Lutatius Catulus, 328 Victory of the Romans over the Ambrones, 329 Victory over the Teutones near Aquæ Sextiæ, 330 Victory over the Cimbri near Vercellæ (campi Raudii), 332 Triumph of Marius, 333 MARIUS’ SIXTH CONSULSHIP. L. APULEIUS SATURNINUS. C. SERVILIUS GLAUCIA, 334 L. Apuleius Saturninus, 334 C. Servilius Glaucia, 336 Legislation of Saturninus, 336 Agrarian law, 337 Opposition of Metellus, 338 Defeat of Saturninus and Glaucia, 339 M. LIVIUS DRUSUS, 340 Split between the different orders, 341 Position of the allies, 342 M. Livius tries to reform the courts of law, 344 He tries to procure the franchise for the Italians, 346 Opposition to his plans, 347 Murder of Livius Drusus, 348 His laws repealed, 349 THE SOCIAL WAR. MITHRIDATES. CIVIL WAR BETWEEN THE PARTIES OF MARIUS AND SYLLA. L. CORNELIUS CINNA, 350 The Roman proconsul in Ascalum murdered, 351 The Italians establish an independent state, 352 _Lex Julia_, 354 General view of the war, 355 Victory of C. Pompeius Strabo, 356 Single Italian peoples receive the Roman franchise, 357 New tribes, 357 The Umbrians and Etruscans participate in the war, but soon receive the Roman franchise, 358 L. Cornelius Sylla, 359 Earlier history of Pontus, 361 Mithridates, 361