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But this changed in 53, when Caesar had effectively declared Gaul a Roman province.

Alesia 52 BC: The final struggle for Gaul Campaign.

Today [ ] Archaeological site, Alesia.

Caesar, in his De Bello Gallico, refers to a Gallic relief force of a quarter of a million, probably an exaggeration to enhance his victory.

History [ ] Alesia was built by in.

Vercingetorix avoided attacking the Romans outright, and instead raided foraging parties and supply trains.

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The last one was a conflict between Octavian later known as and Marc Antony over who would be the sole ruler of Rome, which Octavius won.

On top this he built parapets with squared openings for shooting through and wooden screens at breast height to protect the defenders with large horizontal pointed stakes projecting from the joints of the screens to prevent the enemy from scaling it.

After having been elected consul for each of the years of the civil war, and appointed to several temporary , he was finally made dictator perpetuus dictator for life , by the Roman Senate in 44 BC.