XIV. CÆSAR MARCHES TO THE SUCCOUR OF CICERO. (_See Plates 14 and 27, Fig. 8._) 236
XV. CÆSAR PLACES HIS TROOPS IN WINTER QUARTERS. LABIENUS DEFEATS INDUTIOMARUS. 246
CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE NERVII AND THE TREVIRI--SECOND PASSAGE OF THE RHINE--WAR AGAINST AMBIORIX AND THE EBURONES.
II. WAR AGAINST THE NERVII. GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF GAUL. 254
IV. SUCCESS OF LABIENUS AGAINST THE TREVIRI. 257
VI. WAR AGAINST AMBIORIX. (_See Plates 2 and 14._) 262
VII. THE SICAMBRI ATTACK ADUATUCA. (_See Plate 18._) 265
REVOLT OF GAUL--CAPTURE OF VELLAUNODUNUM, GENABUM, AND NOVIODUNUM--SIEGES OF AVARICUM AND GERGOVIA--CAMPAIGN OF LABIENUS AGAINST THE PARISII--SIEGE OF ALESIA.
II. CÆSAR BEGINS THE CAMPAIGN. (_See Plate 19._) 275
III. TAKING OF VELLAUNODUNUM, GENABUM, AND NOVIODUNUM. (_See Plate 19._) 278
IV. SIEGE OF AVARICUM. (_See Plate 20._) 287
V. ARRIVAL OF CÆSAR AT DECETIA, AND MARCH TOWARDS AUVERGNE. (_See Plates 19 and 21._) 299
VI. BLOCKADE OF GERGOVIA. (_See Plates 21 and 22._) 303
VIII. CÆSAR LEAVES GERGOVIA IN ORDER TO JOIN LABIENUS. 320
IX. EXPEDITION OF LABIENUS AGAINST THE PARISII. (_See Plate 23._) 323
XI. JUNCTION OF CÆSAR AND LABIENUS. BATTLE OF THE VINGEANNE. (_See Plates 19 and 24._) 331
XII. BLOCKADE OF ALESIA. (_See Plates 25, 26, 27, and 28._) 338
XIII. DETAILS OF THE EXCAVATIONS AT MONT AUXOIS. (_See Plates 25, 27, and 28._) 358
I. EXPEDITION AGAINST THE BITURIGES AND CARNUTES. 367
II. CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE BELLOVACI. (_See Plates 29 and 30._) 369
IV. DEVASTATION OF THE COUNTRY OF THE EBURONES. 379
VI. CAPTURE OF UXELLODUNUM. (_See Plates 31 and 32._) 383
VII. EXCAVATIONS MADE AT PUY D'ISSOLU. (_See Plates 31 and 32._) 390
RECAPITULATION OF THE WAR IN GAUL, AND RELATION OF EVENTS AT ROME FROM 696 TO 705.
IV. SEQUEL OF THE CONSULSHIP OF L. CALPURNIUS PISO AND AULUS GALBINIUS. 408
VI. POMPEY CONSULTS CÆSAR ON THE RETURN OF CICERO. 410
VII. POMPEY BELIEVES HIMSELF THREATENED BY A SLAVE OF CLODIUS. 411
III. POMPEY IS CHARGED WITH THE SUPPLYING OF FOOD. 419
IV. FESTIVALS TO COMMEMORATE CÆSAR'S VICTORIES. 420
I. PRESENCE IN ROME OF PTOLEMY AULETES. 424
II. CLODIUS NAMED ÆDILE. TRIAL OF MILO. 426
VI. CONSEQUENCES OF THE INTERVIEW AT LUCCA. CONDUCT OF CICERO. 438
VII. INTRIGUES OF POMPEY AND CRASSUS TO OBTAIN THE CONSULSHIP. 443