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JUBA II ., son of the above. On the death of his father in 46 B.C. he was carried to Rome to grace Caesar's triumph
Augustus
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Cassius , li. 15; liii. 26; Plutarch, Ant. 87; Caesar, 55). Juba, according to Pliny, who constantly refers to him, is mainly memorable for his' writings. He has been called the African
He wrote many historical and geographical works, of which some seem to have been voluminous and of considerable value on account of the sources to which their author had access: (I)'Pwai, o) ioropia: (2) 'AooupLaKa: (3) AtluKa: (4) De Arabia sive De expeditione arabica; (5) Physiologa; (6) De Euphorbia
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Fragments and life in Muller, Frag. Hisl. Graec., vol. iii.; see also Sevin, Mem. de l'Acad. des Inscriptions , vol. iv. ; Hullemann, De vita et scriptis Jubae (1846). For the denarii of Juba II. found in 1908 at El Ksar on the coast
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