De bello Gallico, Livro 2Bristol Classical Press, 1967 |
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... allowed himself to be bought off , and the marauders withdrew , never to come so far south again . Roman tradition related that Titus Manlius was roused by the cackling of geese which heard the footsteps of the enemy climbing up the ...
... allowed himself to be bought off , and the marauders withdrew , never to come so far south again . Roman tradition related that Titus Manlius was roused by the cackling of geese which heard the footsteps of the enemy climbing up the ...
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... allowed them to join his army . As a soldier his chief characteristics were great caution in preparing for battle , followed by lightning speed in striking the decisive blow . As Commander - in - Chief he did not himself often come to ...
... allowed them to join his army . As a soldier his chief characteristics were great caution in preparing for battle , followed by lightning speed in striking the decisive blow . As Commander - in - Chief he did not himself often come to ...
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... allowed the town to be approached only from the north - east , where it was strongly fortified . 66 3. quod cum . . . haberet : " although this town was built on very steep rocks and commanded views on every side round about " , lit ...
... allowed the town to be approached only from the north - east , where it was strongly fortified . 66 3. quod cum . . . haberet : " although this town was built on very steep rocks and commanded views on every side round about " , lit ...
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Characteristics of the Gauls | 10 |
The Civil War 4945 B C | 22 |
Pronunciation and Translation | 42 |
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12th Legion ablative absolute accusative Aduatuci adverb Aeduan Aedui agger Aisne Ariovistus ātis atque Atrebates attack auxiliaries baggage battle Belgae Belgic tribe living Bellovaci Berry-au-Bac Bibrax Britain Caesar camp campaign castris causa cavalry Celtic centurions century Cimbri Cisalpine Gaul cohort command conj copiis Crassus dative defeated depending Diviciacus enemy eorum erant esset etiam exercitum fighting flumen front Gallic tribe living Gallic War genitive Germans Helvetii hostes indecl indirect inter intr Italy Labienus legati locum maniple means Menapii miles neque Nervii nostris omnes omnia ōnis oppido oppidum oratio obliqua ōris ōrum partem Pompey possent prep proelio Province purpose clause quae quam quod rear rebus relative clause Remi Rhine river Roman army Rome Sabinus Senate sentence Sequana Sequani sese sibi side soldiers subjunctive Suessiones surrender Teutoni town Transalpine Treveri troops ventum verb Vercingetorix words