SULLA, LUCIUS CORNEL I US

‘Felix’ (138-7 B.C.), Rom. dictator; showed great military qualities in wars against Jugurtha, 107, Teutones and Cimbres, 104-101; consul, 88; reduced Mithradates to submi ion, 87-84; found himself scribed by Marian party in Senate retained army; defeated younger at Preeneste, 82; won battle of 'Gate and entered Rome; as ‘carried out wide proscriptions | confiscations; made Senate | limiting power of tribunes. aks) AN, SIR ARTHUR ' studied in London and Leipzig; director of the National Training ‘for Music, London, 1876. He overtures and incidental music several of Shakespeare’s plays;. for orchestra; popular songs, The Lost Chord; three oratorios three cantatas, one of which, Golden Legend, is frequently and a grand opera, Ivanhoe. His is, however, chiefly a ociated with long series of comic operas, mostly to libretti by Gilbert, which H.M.S. Pinafore, The Pirates Penzance, The Mikado, The and The Yeomen of the Guard are best known.