Aduatuci
Definition
The Aduatuci were a Celtic tribe in ancient Gaul that inhabited an area near modern-day Belgium. They were known for their strong fortifications and played a significant role in resisting Roman expansion.
Related terms
Nervii: Another Celtic tribe that formed an alliance with the Aduatuci to resist Roman conquest.
Menapii: Another neighboring Celtic tribe that shared similar struggles against Roman forces.
Gallic Wars: The series of military campaigns led by Julius Caesar to conquer Gaul, which involved clashes with tribes like the Aduatuci.
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AP Latin - 7.5 Caesar, Gallic War, Book 6
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