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CONDITIONS IN GAUL When by the lex Vatinia in 59 ( p . 119 ) Caesar received
the provinces of Cisalpine Gaul and Illyricum , he must have been well satisfied .
Cisalpine Gaul provided a fine recruiting ground and it was near enough to ...
CONDITIONS IN GAUL When by the lex Vatinia in 59 ( p . 119 ) Caesar received
the provinces of Cisalpine Gaul and Illyricum , he must have been well satisfied .
Cisalpine Gaul provided a fine recruiting ground and it was near enough to ...
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Outer Gaul , or Gallia Comata ( “ long - haired Gaul ' ) as the Romans called it ,
was a vast country . Its population was mixed but ... The civilization of the Gauls
was mixed , in some respects advanced , in others backward . They practised ...
Outer Gaul , or Gallia Comata ( “ long - haired Gaul ' ) as the Romans called it ,
was a vast country . Its population was mixed but ... The civilization of the Gauls
was mixed , in some respects advanced , in others backward . They practised ...
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Wheathampstead ) . Cassivellaunus then gave in , but there is no evidence to
show that he ever provided the hostages and tribute that he promised . Caesar
returned to Gaul , knowing that with S . E . Britain in a state of nominal submission
he ...
Wheathampstead ) . Cassivellaunus then gave in , but there is no evidence to
show that he ever provided the hostages and tribute that he promised . Caesar
returned to Gaul , knowing that with S . E . Britain in a state of nominal submission
he ...
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PREFACE | 9 |
THE GRACCHI | 23 |
THE RISE AND FALL OF MARIUS | 44 |
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