De bello Gallico commentarii

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NOPES. VII. CHAPS. 79-82.

auditas, withdrawn,' as in vi. 5. 5. Prorimam DSSam, Q. 72. 1.

also toWarda tho reli ei forces; c. 74. I. si usus need,' necessity, 'in Veniat, Ashould they bo wanted '; usus est is themore usual phraso; bus cp. Beli. Civ. iii. 84. 4, cum αdesset usus. teneat et noverit. The present subj. c. 40. 4ὶ instendoi the more regular imperieci, because the dependent clausedependS on a peri. participie, Which itseli belonga to a principat clause with a present tense in it iubet .

6-9. Germani, i. e. , the euvalry, Who had c. 673 also decidontho battis. Aut colligendi, iii. 6. I. ab Alesia, C. 43. 5. Vict. desperata, iii. 3. 3.

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tho hilis, duo Aouth of Alesia. submittit, Without iis object auaesitum) is more vigorous in a picturo of this hiud than ii

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cognitα tαntus luctus eae cepit. See vi. 43. Ι n. f cipit may hoWever be talion absolutely, as Lis. ii. 61. 1, turbulentior inde annus eaecepit. J3. omissis throwing aside ') Dills... gerunt, i. 52. 3; Sall. t. 60. 2, mαaeimo clαmore infe8ti8 8i is concurrunt, pila omittunt, gladiis res geritur. The Romana did not uso thoirmissiles as the enemy Was aboVe them. equitatus, those montioned in 87. 4; cohortes, the reiniorcemenis under Caesar

himsoli. Notico the laeshness and Vigour Whicli the Asyndetongives to the description Oi this battio. 89.-1, 2. necessitatium. This form of the gen. occurs in civitαtium, D. 3. I; Vii. 36. 2; Viii. 23. I; B. Aleae. 49. 2, similiatium; Roby, g 445. se illis offerre, ii. 3. 2.

siritim dedit. The dat. toto stor toti) occurs in viii. 34. 4; nullo, Vi. 13. I; αἶterae, V. 27. 5 n. VeT. deditur, the picturosquo dotalis of this event See MeriVtale, ed. Ι 870, Vol. 2, p. 67, G. xii. in in Plut. Caes. c. 27, and Florus, iii. 10, have nohistorical crodibili ty. Vercingetorix Was talien prisoner and in B. o. 46 led as the fairest ornament Oi Caesar'A triumphthrough the streets of Rome, and then put to death. Dio 40. 41, 43. 19) is our sole authori ty ior this last faci, and his

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GEOGRAPHICA L IN DE X.

Aduatucl sit. 4, 16, 29, 3I; V. 27, 28, 39, 56; Vi. 2, 33ὶ, a

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e Verra Ambibarii.

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Axona sit. 5. 9ὶ, the Alane, a tributary of the Oiae. Bacenis Silva sui. 10, mentioned only by Caesar), probablythe W. part oi the Thuringi an forest, reaching res far as the

Belgium v. I 2, 24, 25), the land of the Belgae as a Whole, as Samnium in Italy the whole territory of the Samnites; nos fas some) any especies part oi it. Bellovaci sit. 4, 13, 14; vii. 59, 75ὶ, brave Belgio tribo

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capital Gorgob 1nta. Brannovices. See Aulerci.

Brannovil vii. 75ὶ, Kellio tribo, clients of the Aedui.

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cenomani. See Aulerci.

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cherusci, cimbri. See Germani R. cisalpina Gallia. Seo Gallia. 1srhenani Germani, Vi. 2.

Decize. Diablintes. See Aulerci.

vi. 34, 35, 43j.

Eburovices. See Aulerci.

EIaver vii. 34, 35, 53), the Allier, tributary of tho Loire, rising in the Cevennes I iis N. pars divides the Biturigos homtho Boii. Eloutoti vii. 75ὶ, one of the tribes under the sWay of tho Arvorni. The former reading Was Eleutheri Cadurci. JHusatos fili. 27ὶ, tribo in Aquitania, in Diodern Condomolae capital Elusa, noW Ciutat a ruin) near Eauge.