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... Rhine . 129 . CAESAR B.G. 1.54 ( 1 ) When news of this battle had reached the far side of the Rhine , the Suebi who were on the bank began to turn back home ; as they fled in terror , the Ubii who live next to the Rhine attacked and ...
... Rhine . 129 . CAESAR B.G. 1.54 ( 1 ) When news of this battle had reached the far side of the Rhine , the Suebi who were on the bank began to turn back home ; as they fled in terror , the Ubii who live next to the Rhine attacked and ...
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... Rhine . From this Caesar derived little credit or satisfaction , and his ruthlessness may reflect his impatience at being diverted from the British project . It is quite likely , as some of the sources suggest , that his subsequent ...
... Rhine . From this Caesar derived little credit or satisfaction , and his ruthlessness may reflect his impatience at being diverted from the British project . It is quite likely , as some of the sources suggest , that his subsequent ...
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... Rhine . 218 . CAESAR B.G. 4.16 ( 1 ) Of the many reasons for deciding to cross the Rhine , the most straightforward was that the Germans were always ready to come over into Gaul , and he wanted to give them reason to think of their own ...
... Rhine . 218 . CAESAR B.G. 4.16 ( 1 ) Of the many reasons for deciding to cross the Rhine , the most straightforward was that the Germans were always ready to come over into Gaul , and he wanted to give them reason to think of their own ...
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Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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