A section of this region was led by Syagrius and was the last rump state of the Western Roman Empire.
This region was the birthplace of Locusta the Poisoner, a woman who founded a poisoner's school in Rome and killed Claudius with a poisoned feather. One city on the south coast of this region was founded by colonists from Phocaea around 600 BCE, and that city was later the home to the navigator Pytheas. The Battle of Magetobriga was fought between tribes in this region, leading the losers, the Aedui, to seek aid from Rome. The Rock of the Wyvern was a hill containing an artisan neighborhood in the city of (*) Bibracte in this province. A section of this region was led by Syagrius and was the last rump state of the Western Roman Empire. This region came under the rule of Rome after the defeat of Vercingetorix. For 10 points, what is this region comprising modern Switzerland, the Low Countries, and France?
This region was the birthplace of Locusta the Poisoner, a woman who founded a poisoner's school in Rome and killed Claudius with a poisoned feather.
Gaul (accept Gallia or Gallia Lugdunensis/Narbonensis/Aquitania/Belgica)