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Sedullos

Sedullos (or Sedulius; died 52 BC) was a Gallic aristocrat who belonged to the Lemovices, a Celtic tribe that resided in the western Massif Central in what is now the Limousin region of France. During the Roman conquest of Gaul (58–50 BC), Sedullos led the Lemovices in revolt against the Roman occupiers in 52 BC as a part of Vercingetorix's revolt.

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