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Caesar’s Consulship and Gallic War. 59 BC Consulship GJC and M. Calpurnius Bibulus Land bill Cato Marginalizing Bibulus Gallia Cisalpina and Illyricum.

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1 Caesar’s Consulship and Gallic War

2 59 BC Consulship GJC and M. Calpurnius Bibulus Land bill Cato Marginalizing Bibulus Gallia Cisalpina and Illyricum

3 Gallia Cisalpina Illyricum http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Blank_map_of_Gaul_1st_century_BC.svg

4 59 BC Consulship New land bill Pompey marries Julia Gallia Transalpina Crassus? Public opinion The senate’s deal

5 Gallia Transalpina Gallia Cisalpina Illyricum

6 58 BC In Rome Cicero exiled thanks to Clodius Cato sent to Cyprus Pompey powerful Mob rule Cicero recalled

7 58 BC in Gaul Helvetii on the march Through Transalpina/Province? Through Sequani and Aedui? Bridge over Saone

8 Gallia Transalpina Gallia Cisalpina Illyricum Sequani Aedui Helvetii Saone River Rhone River

9 58 BC in Gaul Helvetii retreat to Bibracte Caesar follows Lingones Helvetii go back

10 Gallia Transalpina Gallia Cisalpina Illyricum Sequani Aedui Helvetii Saone River Lingones Bibracte Rhone River

11 58 BC in Gaul Fear of Ariovistus (of the Suebi) Incursions and Germans

12 Gallia Transalpina Gallia Cisalpina Illyricum Sequani Aedui Helvetii Saone River Rhone River Germani Rhine River Suebi

13 57 BC in Gaul Belgae uprising Nervii obstinant Atuatuci

14 Gallia Transalpina Gallia Cisalpina Illyricum Sequani Aedui Helvetii Saone River Rhone River Germani Rhine River Suebi Nervii

15 57/56 in Rome 15 day supplicatio Grain shortage Clodius (56 aedile) and Pompey Pompey unpopular and impotent Luca and renewed agreement Cicero ensures Caesar’s new legions and extended provincial command

16 56 BC in Gaul Veneti uprising Example for the rest of Gaul Aquitani

17 Gallia Transalpina Gallia Cisalpina Illyricum Sequani Aedui Helvetii Saone River Rhone River Germani Rhine River Suebi Nervii Veneti Aquitani

18 55 BC in Rome New level of unpopularity for triumvirate Senate impotent and violence rules Cato and Domitius Law to levy more troops

19 55 BC in Gaul Usipites and Tencteri Crossing the Rhine Britain

20 Gallia Transalpina Gallia Cisalpina Illyricum Sequani Aedui Helvetii Saone River Rhone River Germani Rhine River Suebi Nervii Veneti Aquitani Usipites Tencteri 

21 55-53 BC in Rome Senate questions Caesar’s tactics 20 day supplicatio Political machine completely broken 53 elections postponed Pompey needed but not trusted Julia dies in 54

22 54/53 BC in Gaul Invasion of Britain (again) 54 Widespread and effective Gallic uprisings 53 Caesar attacks Nervii, Senones, Carnutes Ambiorix with Menapii and Treveri Suebi and Eburones Crassus killed in Parthia

23 Gallia Transalpina Gallia Cisalpina Illyricum Sequani Aedui Helvetii Saone River Rhone River Germani Rhine River Suebi Nervii Veneti Aquitani Menapii Senones Carnutes Treveri Eburones

24 52 BC in Rome Milo and Clodius Pompey and Senatus Consultum Ultimum

25 52 BC in Gaul Vercingetorix from Averni Senones, Prisii, Pictones, Cadurci, Turoni, Aulerci, Lemovices and Andes, Bituriges, Ruteni, Nitiobroges, Gabali, and all from Atlantic coast

26 Gallia Transalpina Gallia Cisalpina Illyricum Sequani Aedui Helvetii Saone River Rhone River Germani Rhine River Suebi Nervii Veneti Aquitani Menapii Senones Carnutes Treveri Eburones Pictones Parisii Cadurci Turoni Aulerci Lemovices Andes Bituriges Nitiobroges Ruteni Gabali

27 52 BC in Gaul Caesar secures Transalpina Averni Boii Noviodunum Avaricum Gergovia Bibracte pact Jura Alesia

28 Gallia Transalpina Gallia Cisalpina Illyricum Sequani Aedui Helvetii Saone River Rhone River Germani Rhine River Suebi Nervii Veneti Aquitani Averni Gergovia Bibracte Alesia Jura Mts. Avaricum Noviodunum Boii

29 52 BC Alesia Alesia http://blackwidowhuntingmadefun.blogspot.com/2009/12/battle-of-alesia.html http://backtothebattle.wordpress.com/2012/07/20/back-to-the-battle-of-alesia-2/

30 52 BC in Rome 20 day supplicatio Tribunes pass in absentia law Pompey and senate invalidate it

31 52-50 BC in Gaul Brutal winter in 52/51 Uxellodunum Generosity Aquitania 50 peaceful

32 51 BC in Rome The man from Novum Comum Sulpicius Rufus Senate as factious as ever Curio the tribune Paullus the consul

33 50 BC in Rome Curio’s compromise Marc Antony

34 49 BC Caesar’s compromises Senatus Consultum Ultimum Rubicon

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