De bello gallico commentariorum V.Macmillan, 1887 - 156 pages |
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Page ix
... tribes north of the Alps came into contact with Rome at a time when she was conquering her neighbours and did not guess that from them her final destruction would one day come.2 According to Livy the Keltic king Am- bigatus , at the ...
... tribes north of the Alps came into contact with Rome at a time when she was conquering her neighbours and did not guess that from them her final destruction would one day come.2 According to Livy the Keltic king Am- bigatus , at the ...
Page xv
... tribes bordering on the Atlantic , in Lusitania and Gallicia . On his return he sued for a triumph and for the consulate of the year B.C. 59 . It was not legal for a general to enter Rome before the actual day of the triumph , and , on ...
... tribes bordering on the Atlantic , in Lusitania and Gallicia . On his return he sued for a triumph and for the consulate of the year B.C. 59 . It was not legal for a general to enter Rome before the actual day of the triumph , and , on ...
Page xxi
... tribes . The land north of the Seine and Marne was inhabited by the Belgae , who had crossed over from Germany into Gaul , and who remembered their extraction with pride . Not only these three stems , but the several tribes included in ...
... tribes . The land north of the Seine and Marne was inhabited by the Belgae , who had crossed over from Germany into Gaul , and who remembered their extraction with pride . Not only these three stems , but the several tribes included in ...
Page xxii
... tribes later on allied themselves with the Remi , 5 who , in order to deprive the Bellovaci of their supremacy , made friends with the Romans.6 Within the States the knightly families with their retainers held sway , the form of ...
... tribes later on allied themselves with the Remi , 5 who , in order to deprive the Bellovaci of their supremacy , made friends with the Romans.6 Within the States the knightly families with their retainers held sway , the form of ...
Page xxiii
... tribes made it longer ; for a victory in one place was succeeded by a rising in another ; the tribes that one year seemed ' pacati ' in the next had to be subdued again . Other leaders besides Vercingetorix displayed great energy ...
... tribes made it longer ; for a victory in one place was succeeded by a rising in another ; the tribes that one year seemed ' pacati ' in the next had to be subdued again . Other leaders besides Vercingetorix displayed great energy ...
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according Aedui Aeduorum Agedincum Alesia Ambiorix Aquitania Ariovistus army Arverni attack battle Bell Bellovaci bellum best codd Bibracte Boii Caesar Caesar's Caesarem called camp capital Carnutes castra castris causa cavalry celeriter Cimbri circiter clause cohorts copiis eius enemy eorum equitatu equites erant exercitum facere fines first flumen force formed Frigell Gallia Gaul Gauls general Germans Göler Helvetii hence hostes hostibus hostium INDIANA Intr Italy iubet Keltic tribe Labienus left legionibus legions made Madv mentioned milites militum name naves neque Nervii Nipperdey nostris Noviodunum object obsides omitted omnibus oppidum order place populi Romani position posse Prammer proelio Province reason rebus Rhenum Rhine right Roby Roman Rome Samarobriva same second Senones sense Sequani sese ships side sine soldiers subj Suebi Sugambri suos taken tamen three time town Treveri troops Ubii used usual usually Vercingetorix whole word words