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CAius Manilius a Trib. of the Com. preferred a bill, to the exceeding displeasure & indignati∣on of the nobles, That the war against Mithridates, should be assigned to Pompeie. His speech to the people imported and was effectuall. Q. Metellus having subdued the Cretensians, gave
lawes unto that Island, which until that time enioied freedome of State. Cn. Pompeius went his iourney for to levie war against Mithridates, and with Phraates king of the Parthians he renewed the league. In a battell performed by horse-service he overcame Mithridates. Also herein is contained the warre, first betweene Phraates king of the Parthians, and Tigranes king of the Armenians: afterwards between Ti∣granes the son and his father.