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... ( B.G. 2.15-28 ) . When they and the Aduatuci , who had been coming to help them , had finally surrendered ( B.G. 2.29– 33 ) , Caesar could regard his conquest of the Belgians as complete . His lieutenants meanwhile had been equally ...
... ( B.G. 2.15-28 ) . When they and the Aduatuci , who had been coming to help them , had finally surrendered ( B.G. 2.29– 33 ) , Caesar could regard his conquest of the Belgians as complete . His lieutenants meanwhile had been equally ...
Page 107
... B.G. 2.14 ( 3 ) " The men who were responsible for this policy realized how disastrous it had been for their state and have fled to Britain . ' 222b . ( The preparations of ... CAESAR B.G. 5.12 ( 2 ) The coast CAESAR'S CAMPAIGNS IN 56/55 107.
... B.G. 2.14 ( 3 ) " The men who were responsible for this policy realized how disastrous it had been for their state and have fled to Britain . ' 222b . ( The preparations of ... CAESAR B.G. 5.12 ( 2 ) The coast CAESAR'S CAMPAIGNS IN 56/55 107.
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... ( B.G. 6.7–8 ) . 284 . CAESAR B.G. 6.9 ( 1 ) Caesar himself , who had travelled from the Menapii to the Treveri , now decided to cross the Rhine . His reasons were : ( 2 ) first , that the Treveri had received help against him from there ...
... ( B.G. 6.7–8 ) . 284 . CAESAR B.G. 6.9 ( 1 ) Caesar himself , who had travelled from the Menapii to the Treveri , now decided to cross the Rhine . His reasons were : ( 2 ) first , that the Treveri had received help against him from there ...
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Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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