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... Aedui and began devastating their fields . ( 2 ) The Aedui , unable to defend themselves or their possessions , sent to ask Caesar for help .... ( 4 ) At the same time the Ambarri , who have family connexions with the Aedui , told ...
... Aedui and began devastating their fields . ( 2 ) The Aedui , unable to defend themselves or their possessions , sent to ask Caesar for help .... ( 4 ) At the same time the Ambarri , who have family connexions with the Aedui , told ...
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James P. Sabben-Clare. from the Aedui for the corn which they had promised as a state to supply ... ( 4 ) The Aedui kept on temporizing ; the corn was being collected , was being brought , was actually here , they said . ( 5 ) When ...
James P. Sabben-Clare. from the Aedui for the corn which they had promised as a state to supply ... ( 4 ) The Aedui kept on temporizing ; the corn was being collected , was being brought , was actually here , they said . ( 5 ) When ...
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... Aedui and the Treveri arrived . ( 2 ) The Aedui complained that their land was being devastated by the Harudes who had recently crossed into Gaul ; not even the hostages they had sent to Ariovistus could secure peace . ( 3 ) The Treveri ...
... Aedui and the Treveri arrived . ( 2 ) The Aedui complained that their land was being devastated by the Harudes who had recently crossed into Gaul ; not even the hostages they had sent to Ariovistus could secure peace . ( 3 ) The Treveri ...
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Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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