Commentaries on the Gallic War · Character
Litavicus
Aeduan noble who attempts to defect to Vercingetorix.
minor
First appearance: book vii
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- Rivalry
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- Roman legates and Gallic defectors
- Protagonist
- Key allies, enemies, and officers
- Gallic rebel leaders
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