place
Galliam
also: Gaul
Cisalpine Gaul, the great Roman-administered region of the Po valley between the Apennines and the Alps, divided into Cispadana and Transpadana. Granted Latin status by Cn. Pompeius Strabo (89 BC), full citizenship by Caesar (49), and incorporated into Italy under Augustus. The standing province of Antony in the Philippics (Phil. 3.8-13) and the home of Caesar's veteran legions (Verr. 2.1.36).
Mentioned in 14 works (64 total)
On Invention
Against Verres, Second Hearing, Book I
Against Catiline, Second Speech
Ad Familiares 13.11
Ad Familiares 13.14
Ad Familiares 16.12
Orator: To Marcus Brutus
Third Philippic
- §8 provinciam Galliam (Latin)
- §8 the province of Gaul
- §12 Gallia (Latin)
- §12 Gaul
- §13 provinciae Galliae (Latin)
- §13 the province of Gaul
- §13 municipiorum coloniarumque (Latin)
- §13 towns and colonies
- §31 Galliam (Latin)
- §31 Into Gaul
- §32 Galliam (Latin)
- §32 into Gaul
- §34 Galliam (Latin)
- §34 Gaul
- §38 provinciam Galliam citeriorem (Latin)
- §38 the province of Hither Gaul