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... Eburones wouldn't otherwise have approached our camp with such contempt , if he were still in the country . ' A fortnight after winter - quarters had been established , the Eburones came out in revolt . Their leader Ambiorix lured the ...
... Eburones wouldn't otherwise have approached our camp with such contempt , if he were still in the country . ' A fortnight after winter - quarters had been established , the Eburones came out in revolt . Their leader Ambiorix lured the ...
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... Eburones used guerilla tactics , Caesar decided that it would be dangerous and expensive to mount an all - out campaign against them . 286 . CAESAR B.G. 6.34 ( 8 ) So he sent messengers round the neigh- bouring states , encouraging them ...
... Eburones used guerilla tactics , Caesar decided that it would be dangerous and expensive to mount an all - out campaign against them . 286 . CAESAR B.G. 6.34 ( 8 ) So he sent messengers round the neigh- bouring states , encouraging them ...
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... Eburones ' territory systematically ; he was however unsuccessful in his attempts to capture Ambiorix . 288 . CAESAR B.G. 6.44 ( 1 ) After ravaging the land in this way , Caesar led back his army , now short of two cohorts , to ...
... Eburones ' territory systematically ; he was however unsuccessful in his attempts to capture Ambiorix . 288 . CAESAR B.G. 6.44 ( 1 ) After ravaging the land in this way , Caesar led back his army , now short of two cohorts , to ...
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Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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