A group of Mandubii civilians became trapped between the two sides of this battle and were left to starve.
A key moment in this battle was Titus Labienus's filling a breach in one side's lines. One commander in this battle was Commius, whose only success in his offensives was quickly counteracted by cavalry under Gaius Trebonius and Mark Antony. A group of Mandubii civilians became trapped between the two sides of this battle and were left to starve. The victor of this battle built two sets of fortifications, one facing inwards and the other outwards, to prevent relief of the namesake besieged city. For 10 points, name this 52 BCE battle in which Julius Caesar defeated the Gauls under Vercingetorix.
A key moment in this battle was Titus Labienus's filling a breach in one side's lines.
Battle of Alesia [or Siege of Alesia]