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... Province , he ordered the largest number of auxiliary troops to be raised , broke the bridge the Helvetii had thrown over the Rhône , and was met by an Helvetian embassy , who begged his permission to march by way of the Province ...
... Province , he ordered the largest number of auxiliary troops to be raised , broke the bridge the Helvetii had thrown over the Rhône , and was met by an Helvetian embassy , who begged his permission to march by way of the Province ...
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... Province would be menaced - was a fictitious one , because those lands were nowhere near the Tolosates . Actually , in Saintonge , the Helvetii would be less of a menace to the Province than had they remained in Switzerland . What ...
... Province would be menaced - was a fictitious one , because those lands were nowhere near the Tolosates . Actually , in Saintonge , the Helvetii would be less of a menace to the Province than had they remained in Switzerland . What ...
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... Province , he raised two subsidiary forces , the one to attack the Helvii and devastate the borders of the Volcae Arecomici - two Provincial tribes - and the other to make war on the Allobroges , should they refuse to join him . His ...
... Province , he raised two subsidiary forces , the one to attack the Helvii and devastate the borders of the Volcae Arecomici - two Provincial tribes - and the other to make war on the Allobroges , should they refuse to join him . His ...
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CHAPTER I | 15 |
Inauguration of the Century of Revolution | 22 |
The First Civil | 28 |
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