He sent Marius and his supporters into exile. | The first proof that the Republic could be governed by armed force; a harbinger of the "crossing of the Rubicon".
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Frequently asked questions
- What was Sulla's March on Rome (88 BCE)?
- Having lost the command against Mithridates, Sulla marched on Rome with his army — the occupation of its own capital by a general at the head of his troops in Roman history.
- When did Sulla's March on Rome (88 BCE) happen?
- 88 BCE
- Where did Sulla's March on Rome (88 BCE) take place?
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