Gallic Wars

Gallic War
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"Vercingetorix Throws Down His Arms at the Feet of Julius Caesar", 1899, by Lionel Noel Royer
Date 58 – 51 BC
Location Gaul, Germania and Britannia
Result Decisive Roman victory
Territorial
changes
Roman Republic annexes Gaul
Belligerents
Roman Republic Several Gallic, Belgic, British and Aquitanian tribes as well as portions of Germans and Spanish tribesmen
Commanders
Julius Caesar,
Titus Labienus,
Mark Antony,
Quintus Cicero,
Publius Crassus
Vercingetorix,
Ambiorix,
Commius
Strength
120,000 men:
60,000 legionaries,
60,000 auxiliaries
3 million warriors
Casualties and losses
30,000+ killed,
10,000+ wounded
1.5 million killed in action,
1 million enslaved,
according to Plutarch

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