Commentaries on the Gallic War · Character
Acco
Senones chieftain who leads a rebellion and is executed by Caesar.
minor
First appearance: book vi
Acco shows up with force in Book VII: The Great Gallic Revolt. The page is where that presence becomes real.
His death is lamented by Gallic leaders as a catalyst for the revolt.
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- Key allies, enemies, and officers
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- Roman legates and Gallic defectors
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See Acco in book vi