- The
Bellovaci (Gaulish: Bellouacoi) were a
Belgic tribe dwelling in the
modern Picardy region, near the present-day city of Beauvais,
during the Iron...
- In Caesar's usage,
Belgium is a
geographical subregion comprising the
Bellovaci, Ambiani, Atrebates, and Veromandui.
These four
communities are widely...
- post-Renaissance
Latin rendering is Bellova**** from the
Belgic tribe the
Bellovaci,
whose capital it was. In the
ninth century, it
became a
county (comté)...
-
uprisings followed the 57 BC conquest. The
largest revolt was led by the
Bellovaci in 52 BC,
after the
defeat of Vercingetorix.
During this rebellion, it...
- complete; it
evidently was
incomplete as
Caesar was that year
fighting the
Bellovaci and
regardless the
proposal was vetoed. That year, it
seemed that the...
-
Vindunom (Le Mans) Bodioc****es
Augustodurum (Bayeux) Boii
Bononia (Bologna)
Bellovaci (*Bellowacī)
Bratuspantion (Beauvais)
Bituriges Cubi Avari**** (Bourges)...
-
situated between that of the
Caletes and
Bellovaci.
Wooded heights constituted a
natural frontier with the
Bellovaci,
where the
latter dominated.
During the...
-
battle and the
Younger Pompey captured and executed. 46 BC:
Revolt of the
Bellovaci in North-Eastern Gaul –
revolt suppressed 44 BC:
Revolt of the Allobroges...
-
noticeable from 250 to 200 BC
onward on the
territories of the Ambi or
Bellovaci,
incineration did not
occur before 200–150 in the
Aisne valley. As such...
- the
Gauls to
surrender promptly. This had a
ripple effect: the
nearby Bellovaci and
Ambiones surrendered immediately afterward,
realizing the
Romans had...
