- such as
Averbode and
Avernas (Hannut)
might be
derived from the
Eburones. The
Eburones lived in an area
broadly situated between the
Ardennes and Eifel...
- Understandably, the
starving Eburones were
reluctant to do so and
Caesar ordered that
camps be
built near the
Eburones' villages. Each
centurion was...
- was an
episode during the
Gallic Wars
between 54 and 53 BC in
which the
Eburones tribe,
under its leader, Ambiorix,
rebelled against the
Roman Republic...
-
Caesar also
states that the land of the
Eburones bordered on that of the Menapii, and that
there were
Eburones living close to the "Ocean",
which may suggest...
- "
Within this last
group were the
Eburones,
whose king
Ambiorix had
become a
major rebel leader. When the
Eburones were defeated, the
Segni and Condrusi...
- men to the
Belgic revolt against him
within which the
Eburones were the most important. The
Eburones, who
apparently lived as far east as Cologne, were led...
- most
important of
these tribes in
relation to Caesar's
campaigns were the
Eburones. The
other way he used the term was to
refer to
those related tribes east...
-
Cativolcus or
Catuvolcus (died 53 BC) was king of half of the
country of the
Eburones, a
people between the
Meuse and
Rhine rivers,
united with Ambiorix, the...
-
Specifically the
Eburones were the
largest of
these tribes and the one
living around Tongeren.
Caesar referred to the fort of the
Eburones as Aduatuca, and...
-
Eburones who
fought against Julius Caesar under their leaders Ambiorix and Cativolcus.
Apart from the Germani,
somewhere to the west of the
Eburones (possibly...
