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Pagina 152
Renewed Gallic wn rest. from the Punic mercenaries in Sardinia, who had
exposed themselves to attacks by the natives of the island, was accepted by the
Romans, who sent a force to occupy the Carthaginian stations on the
southwestern ...
Renewed Gallic wn rest. from the Punic mercenaries in Sardinia, who had
exposed themselves to attacks by the natives of the island, was accepted by the
Romans, who sent a force to occupy the Carthaginian stations on the
southwestern ...
Pagina 380
200 B.C. Among these constituents of the Gallic people the Celtic element
predominated. Except in Aquitania (south-western Gaul), the Celtic language
was in general use and the governing class was of Celtic stock. The civilisation of
the ...
200 B.C. Among these constituents of the Gallic people the Celtic element
predominated. Except in Aquitania (south-western Gaul), the Celtic language
was in general use and the governing class was of Celtic stock. The civilisation of
the ...
Pagina 387
After this set-back, which broke the spell of Caesar's invincibility, all the Gallic
tribes except three declared themselves against him : even the Aedui made
common cause with the rebels. Caesar's position was now all the more critical, as
he ...
After this set-back, which broke the spell of Caesar's invincibility, all the Gallic
tribes except three declared themselves against him : even the Aedui made
common cause with the rebels. Caesar's position was now all the more critical, as
he ...
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