Genava oppidum
Definition
Genava oppidum refers to an ancient settlement that later developed into the modern city of Geneva. It was strategically located on the shores of Lacus Lemannus and played a crucial role in regional trade and politics.
Related terms
Lacus Lemannus: Also known as Lake Geneva, this body of water provided both natural beauty and economic opportunities for the inhabitants of Genava oppidum.
Allobroges: The Allobroges were a Celtic tribe who lived in close proximity to Genava oppidum and had interactions with its residents.
Roman conquests: Like many other ancient settlements, Genava oppidum eventually fell under Roman control, leading to significant changes in its governance and culture.
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AP Latin - 2.1 Caesar, Gallic War, Book 1, Chapters 1–7
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