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... Menapii and Morini , as , when all the rest of Gaul was pacified , they alone remained under arms and had never sent representatives to nego- tiate peace with him . This does not seem a very strong pretext , and suspicions of an ...
... Menapii and Morini , as , when all the rest of Gaul was pacified , they alone remained under arms and had never sent representatives to nego- tiate peace with him . This does not seem a very strong pretext , and suspicions of an ...
Page 107
... Menapii ; they also sent for help from Britain , which is situated opposite that part of the country . Caesar's second aim was reconnaissance . It did not need a full - scale expedition to discover suitable landing - places ; he could ...
... Menapii ; they also sent for help from Britain , which is situated opposite that part of the country . Caesar's second aim was reconnaissance . It did not need a full - scale expedition to discover suitable landing - places ; he could ...
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... Menapii , potential allies of the Treveri , and compelled them to sue for peace ( B.G. 6.5-6 ) . The Treveri themselves attacked Labienus , but were lured into a bad position by the feigned flight of the Romans and again defeated ( B.G. ...
... Menapii , potential allies of the Treveri , and compelled them to sue for peace ( B.G. 6.5-6 ) . The Treveri themselves attacked Labienus , but were lured into a bad position by the feigned flight of the Romans and again defeated ( B.G. ...
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Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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