In an attempt to stop this person from embarking on a military expedition, Ateius, a tribune, cursed this leader at the gates of Rome as he left the city. Ariamnes led this leader into one defeat, (-5[1])after which Jason of Tralles mocked him during one performance. This politician who (15[1])helped secure victory for Sulla at the Colline Gate, (15[3]-5[2])was defeated (-5[2])after (-5[1])refusing (15[1]-5[1])to march through Artavasdes’s (15[2]-5[1])II (-5[1])territory in a (-5[1])decisive battle (15[1])against (15[1])(*) Surena. (10[3])This leader crucified (10[1]-5[1])6,000 (10[1])rebels (10[2])along (10[1])the (10[1])Appian (10[2]-5[3])way (10[2]-5[1])after his (10[2])victory (10[2])in the Third Servile war. (-5[3])This politician gained his (10[1])wealth (10[1])by withholding (10[2]-5[1])the services (10[1]-5[1])of a fire brigade (10[2])at (10[2])extraordinary (10[2])prices. (10[5])This politician was executed after the Battle of Carrhae (10[3])by his Parthian captors. (10[1])For 10 points each, name this extremely rich Roman politician (10[1])who formed a triumvirate with Pompey and Julius (10[1])Caesar. (10[1])■END■ (10[11]0[1])