Jugular Veins
veins of the neck which return the blood from the head; they are three in number, the external, the anterior, and the internal jugular.
JUGURTHA (-gur-thä), King of Numidia, son of Mastanabal, who was a natural son of Masinissa. He was carefully educated with Adherbal and Hiempsal, the sons of his uncle Micipsa, at Laibach, delegates from all der Austrian dominally promised the con- Clavic states should under Austrian sovuld be merely nomir-reaching offer was
8, 1918, a Pro was proclaimed at oh Pogoanik, forhe lower house was elected 1918, it was sement had been eby that nation v nation, the latchanged from a A new ministry e Premiership of Minister of the Serbian Cabinet, and bis was named In January, 1919, the ascatablished at Bel following March the Jogo Slav Parliament there had been some negro joining, but on enegrin National Imingly in favor 1919, the Pasitch Cabone was formed Liouba Davidohis Ministry lasted 019, when it rethe treaty with Aushostilities during cceeding Cabinet Prof. Pavlovitch. lispute had arisen Slav State and the Dalmatian coast, of the disputed ision of this problem, question of internasubject of diplotween all the the Althe year 1920. led in Decenaber, of Dalmatia to establishment of Jependent city. See veins of the neck Wood from the head; mber, the external, internal jugelar. ur-tha), King of anabal, who was a He was care- Adherbal and pis uncle Micipsa, on the the Bing town mand t with hins -rible torte clared to then fi asurab te we of Persi rina Christ have furn our Savi de. Also ahie or gele the ex -dust, and Satt Fra ase, nation rmingham, JUJUBE JULIAN who succeeded Masinissa on the throne. 1842 took part as naturalist in the ex- After Micipsa's death Jugurtha soon ploration and survey of Torres Strait, Torres Strait , caused Hiempsal to be murdered (119 New Guinea, and the E. coast of Austra- B. c.). whereupon Adherbal fled to Rome. lia; surveyed part of North Wales for Jugurtha succeeded in bribing great part the Geological Survey of the United Geological Survey Surve of the United of the Roman Senate, and obtained a de- Kingdom (1846-1850); in 1850 became cision in his favor, freeing him from the local director of the survey in Ireland. charge of the murder of Hiempsal, and He wrote "Excursions in and About assigning him a larger share of the king- Newfoundland" (1842) ; "Narrative of dom than was given to Adherbal (117 the Surveying Voyage of H. M. S. 'Fly,' B. C.). But Jugurtha soon invaded Ad-in Torres Strait, etc." (1847); "A herbal's dominions, and, notwithstanding Sketch of the Physical Structure of Ausinjunctions. by the Romans to the contrary, besieged him in the town of Cirta (112 B. c.), and caused him and the Romans who were captured with him to be put to death with horrible tortures.
Thereupon war was declared against Jugurtha by the Roman people; but, by bribing the generals, Jugurtha contrived for years to baffle the Roman power. He was finally delivered up to the Romans, and was carried in the triumph of Marius, Jan. 1, 104 B. c., and then flung into a dungeon to die of hunger. Our interest in Jugurtha is due to Sallust's "Jugurthine War."