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Juba II

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Juba II (died AD 23)

King of Numidia, North Africa, about 30 BC, and of the African kingdom of Mauretania 25 BC, son of Juba I. He was transferred to Mauretania by the emperor Augustus when Numidia became a Roman province.

Juba wrote 12 works on historical and geographical subjects, fragments of which have survived.
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