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Litaviccus

Litaviccus (fl. 52 BC) was a Gallic aristocrat who belonged to the Aedui, a Celtic tribal confederation that was located between the Loire and Saône rivers (present-day Bourgogne) in the 1st century BC.

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Litaviccus → According, Aeduan, Aedui, Bello Gallico, Bibracte, Caesar, Commentarii, Convictolitavis, During, Eporedorix, Gergovia, Legions, Litavccus, Roman, Romans, This, Though, Vercingetorix, Viridomarus

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caesar eporedorix viridomarus gergovia siege gallic aedui romans 52 bc bibracte soldiers revolt vercingetorix sent defect claiming presented aeduan convictolitavis

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Litaviccusrelated to Siege of GergoviaAccording0.60section
Litaviccusrelated to Siege of GergoviaCaesar0.60section
Litaviccusrelated to Siege of GergoviaCommentarii0.60section
Litaviccusrelated to Siege of GergoviaBello Gallico0.60section
Litaviccusrelated to Siege of GergoviaAedui0.60section
Litaviccusrelated to Siege of GergoviaConvictolitavis0.60section
Litaviccusrelated to Siege of GergoviaDuring0.60section
Litaviccusrelated to Siege of GergoviaGergovia0.60section
Litaviccusrelated to Siege of GergoviaLitavccus0.60section
Litaviccusrelated to Siege of GergoviaRomans0.60section
Litaviccusrelated to Siege of GergoviaEporedorix0.60section
Litaviccusrelated to Siege of GergoviaViridomarus0.60section

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