Aedui

Definition

The Aedui were a Celtic tribe in ancient Gaul known for their alliance with the Romans. They were considered one of the most powerful and influential tribes in the region.

Related terms

Sequani: Another Celtic tribe in Gaul that had conflicts with the Aedui over territory.

Remi: Yet another Celtic tribe in Gaul that was closely allied with the Aedui against other tribes like the Sequani.

Gaul: The region where these tribes lived, which is modern-day France and parts of surrounding countries.

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AP Latin - 7.5 Caesar, Gallic War, Book 6

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