Garumna flumen
Definition
Garumna flumen refers to the Garonne River, which was a significant waterway in ancient Gaul. It flowed through the territory of the Aquitani tribe and played a crucial role in their daily lives.
Related terms
Aquitani: The Aquitani were a Celtic tribe that inhabited the region through which Garumna flumen flowed. They had a close relationship with this river.
Gaul: Gaul was an ancient region encompassing modern-day France, Belgium, Luxembourg, and parts of Switzerland, Germany, and Italy. The Garonne River was one of many rivers flowing through Gaul.
Trade Routes: Trade routes were paths or roads used for exchanging goods between different regions. The presence of rivers like Garumna flumen facilitated trade among tribes in ancient Gaul.
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AP Latin - 2.1 Caesar, Gallic War, Book 1, Chapters 1–7
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