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... Tigurini to the Ocean , but was surrounded by them in an ambush and killed . 108b . LIVY Per . 65. The consul Lucius Cassius was destroyed with his army by the Gallic Tigurini , a tribe of the Helvetii which had seceded from the state ...
... Tigurini to the Ocean , but was surrounded by them in an ambush and killed . 108b . LIVY Per . 65. The consul Lucius Cassius was destroyed with his army by the Gallic Tigurini , a tribe of the Helvetii which had seceded from the state ...
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... Tigurini was caught and destroyed . II2 . CAESAR B.G. 1.12 ( 5 ) The people of this canton , within the memory of ... Tigurini had killed the general Piso , grandfather of Caesar's father - in - law Piso , in the same battle as Cassius ...
... Tigurini was caught and destroyed . II2 . CAESAR B.G. 1.12 ( 5 ) The people of this canton , within the memory of ... Tigurini had killed the general Piso , grandfather of Caesar's father - in - law Piso , in the same battle as Cassius ...
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... Tigurini ? He also suggests that if the Helvetii moved westwards they would threaten the security of the Roman allies and encourage Germans to move into the country they had vacated ( no . 120 ) . It is true that the Helvetii did cause ...
... Tigurini ? He also suggests that if the Helvetii moved westwards they would threaten the security of the Roman allies and encourage Germans to move into the country they had vacated ( no . 120 ) . It is true that the Helvetii did cause ...
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Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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