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Marcus Marius Gratidianus
the son (or grandson) of Marcus Gratidius whose sister married Cicero's grandfather; adopted by a kinsman of the great Marius; hence his name; twice praetor; murdered by Catiline during Sulla's proscriptions, 3.67.
his unbounded popularity in his first praetorship (86), 3.80–81