- The
Gaesatae or
Gaesati (Latin Gaesati, Gr**** Γαισάται) were a
group of
Gallic mercenary warriors who
lived in the Alps and near the
river Rhône in the...
-
Atilius Regulus and
Lucius Aemilius Papus,
defeated the
Celts led by the
Gaesatae kings Concolit**** and Aneroëstes. This
removed the
Celtic threat from...
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Marcellus and a
Celtic force of the
transalpine Gaesatae,
called by the
cisalpine Insubres. The
Gaesatae were led by
Viridomarus (Florus) or Britomartus...
- Aneroëstes (Gr**** Ἀνηροέστης) (died 225 BC) was one of the two
leaders of the
Gaesatae, a
group of
Gaulish mercenaries who
lived in the Alps near the Rhône and...
- as
translations vary; died 222 BC) was a
Gallic military leader of the
Gaesatae. In 222 BC he was
hired by the
Insubres who were
fighting the Romans. Viridomarus...
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antagonists by Gr**** and
Roman writers were the Senones, Insubres, Boii, and
Gaesatae. The
Romans first came into
conflict with
Gauls who
entered Italy from...
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control all the
strategic points around it. Therefore, they hire 30,000
Gaesatae mercenaries, led by
Viridomarus (or Britomartus), who
march to Clastidium...
-
Romans defeated an
invasion by the Boii, Insubres,
Taurisci and
Gaesatae. The
Gaesatae were said to be a
group of
warriors who
fought for hire and it is...
- and Boii),
reinforced by
large numbers of
Transalpine adventurers called Gaesatae (Gaesati),
invade Italy.
Avoiding the
Romans at Ariminum, the
Gauls cross...
- "Gailian" to Leinster, in
reference to the pointed-spears held by the
Gaullish Gaesatae mercenaries who
provided the
backbone of
Labraid Loingsech's powerbase...
