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History of Julius Cæsar, Vol. 2 of 2

Note 529 — Chapter X · (Year of Rome 702.) (Book VII. of the “Commentaries.”) REVOLT OF GAUL—CAPTURE OF VELLAUNODUNUM, GENABUM, AND NOVIODUNUM—SIEGES OF AVARICUM AND GERGOVIA—CAMPAIGN OF LABIENUS AGAINST THE PARISII—SIEGE OF ALESIA.

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The Ædui and their clients, the Segusiavi, the Ambluareti, the men. Aulerci-Brannovices, and the Blannovii MEN. 35,000

The Arverni, with the people in their dependence, as the Cadurci-Eleutheri, the Gabali, the Vellavi35,000

The Senones, the Sequani, the Bituriges, the Santones, the Ruteni, the Carnutes (each 12,000)72,000

The Bellovaci10,000

The Lemovices10,000

The Pictones, the Turones, the Parisii, the Helvii (each 8,000)32,000

The Suessiones, the Ambiani, the Mediomatrice, the Petrocorii, the Nervii, the Morini, the Nitiobriges (each 5,000)35,000

The Aulerci-Cenomanni5,000

The Atrebates4,000

The Veliocasses, the Lexovii, the Aulerci-Eburovices (each 3,000)9,000

The Rauraci and the Boii (each 3,000)6,000

Lastly, the peoples who dwelt on the shores of the ocean, and whom the Gauls called Armoricans, amongst whom were the Curiosolites, the Redones, the Ambibari, the Caletes, the Osismii, the Lemovices-Armoricani, the Veneti, and the Unelli, had to furnish together30,000

Total 283,000

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