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II. Cæsar’s Arrival at Geneva. 52 III. Description of the Retrenchment of the Rhone. (See
Plate 8.) 52 IV. The Helvetii begin their March towards the Saône. Cæsar
unites his Troops. (See Plates 2 and 4.) 59 V. Defeat of the Helvetii on the Saône. (See Plates 2 and 4.) 64 VI. Defeat of the Helvetii near Bibracte. (See Plates 4 and 5.) 72 VII. Pursuit of the Helvetii 76 VIII. Observations 79 CHAPTER IV.
CAMPAIGN AGAINST ARIOVISTUS.
(Year of Rome 696.)
(Book I. of the “Commentaries.”) I. Seat of the Suevi and other German Tribes. (See Plate 2.) 80 II. The Gauls solicit Cæsar to come to their Succour. 83 III. March of Cæsar upon Besançon. (See Plate 4.) 86 IV. Panic in the Roman Army. 88 V. March towards the Valley of the Rhine. (See Plate 4.) 91 VI. Interview between Cæsar and Ariovistus. (See Plate 6.) 94 VII. Movements of the Two Armies. (See Plates 2 and 6.) 97 VIII. Battle against the Germans. (See Plate 4.) 99 IX. Observations. 103 CHAPTER V.
WAR AGAINST THE BELGÆ
(Year of Rome 697.)
(Book II. of the “Commentaries.”) I. League of the Belgæ. Cæsar advances from Besançon to
the Aisne. (See Plate 4.) 106 II. Cæsar’s Camp at Berry-au-Bac. (See Plates 2, 7, 8, and 9.) 109 III. Battle on the Aisne. 113 IV. Retreat of the Belgæ. 115 V. Capture of Noviodunum and Bratuspantium. (See Plate 7.) 116 VI. March against the Nervii. (See Plates 7 and 10.) 118