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Gauls
GaulsA Celtic people who inhabited a Western European area corresponding to modern France, Belgium, western Germany, and northern Italy. They sacked Rome in 390 BC, and were conquered primarily by Julius Caesar 58–50 BC.Gauls
Gauls Celtic tribes, which in the sixth and fifth centuries B.C. settled in the territory northwest of the Alps, the basins of the Rhine, the Seine, the Loire, and the upper reaches of the Danube, as well as the Po River valley—that is, the territory that the Romans named Gaul. ThesaurusSeeGaul |