• 65. The Battle of Alesia (Part II)

  • Apr 27 2023
  • Length: 27 mins
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65. The Battle of Alesia (Part II)

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  • This is Julius Caesar’s greatest battle and one of the most famous battles in history. Caesar has now surrounded Alesia with two rings of ramparts, towers, traps and ditches. But with a massive Gallic relief army bearing down upon them, Caesar and his army find themselves surrounded. Fighting now on two fronts and heavily outnumbered, the Romans will be pushed to their breaking point.

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    Vercingetorix Throws Down His Arms at the Feet of Julius Caesa by Lionel Royer - This picture is in the public domain.
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