Aduatuci
-people who lived in modern Belgium
-Caesar freed Ambiorix from paying tribute and recovered Ambiorix’s son and nephew from this tribe
-Ambiorix goes to them after defeat of remaining Romans to enlist their help
Aedui
-Dumnorix (traitor) and Diviciacus (loyal)
-allies of Rome
-Caesar’s reason for fighting Helvetii was to protect them
Allobroges
-also complained to Caesar about Helvetii ravaging their land
-after sending Helvetii back, Caesar ordered them to supply them with food
Aquitani
-bordered by Pyrenees to the South, and the Garonne/Garumna River to the north and east
Atrebates
-Commius, Atrebatian
-Book 5 Caesar sends message to C. Fabius to bring his legion into their borders
Belgae
-bravest of three major tribes in introduction because farthest from Roman Province and therefore civilization
-closest to Germans, constantly waging warfare
-bordered on east by Rhine/Rhenus River, west by the Sequana
Bellovaci
-south by the Seine/Sequana river, north by the coast
Boii
-lived east of Rhine River
-joined Helvetii on migration into Gaul
-helped Helvetii in battle against Caesar
Carnutes
-bordered by Seine/Sequana River on the east
-Caesar admires Carnutian Tasgetius and installs him as leader of tribe
-territory Druids meet once a year
Celtae
-word Gauls refer to themselves by in their own language
Ceutrones
-After Ambiorix’s defeat of Sabinus’ troops he approaches the Nervii to assemble forces to attack Cicero’s camp- the Ceutrones are one of those peoples
Eburones
-Gallic people
-Ambiorix, chief of Eburones, led attack on winter camp of Sabinus and Cotta
-also attacked winter camp of Cicero
Esubii
Geidumni
Germani
Graeci
Grudii
Helvetii
Latobrigi
Levaci
Morini
Nervii
Pleumoxi
Raurici
Remi
Treveri
Tulingi