Prior to the decisive battle, two walls were almost breached by Commius, king of the Atrebates.
During this conflict, a naval battle in the Bay of Quiberon was decided after the boats of Decimus Brutus used hooks to destroy enemy sails. During this conflict, an ambassador from the bituriges requested that a certain commander pursue the carnutes. That episode is featured in an addendum to a work about this conflict, which was written by Aulus Hirtius. One of the first engagements in this conflict was a battle along the Arar River, which was followed by the bloody Battle of Bibracte. During it, Ambiorix secured a victory over Titurius Sabinus at Aduatuca. Prior to the decisive battle, two walls were almost breached by Commius, king of the Atrebates. A book on this war begins by noting that the Aquitani, Belgae, and Celtae reside in the three parts of the title region. It culminated with Vercingetorix being brought to Rome in chains after the siege of Alesia. For 10 points, name this this war fought in present day France by Caesar, the subject of some "Commentaries."
During this conflict, a naval battle in the Bay of Quiberon was decided after the boats of Decimus Brutus used hooks to destroy enemy sails.
Gallic War(s)