Rhone - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Rhone - a river in Gaul
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218/30 Scipio arrives at the mouth of the Rhone.
218/31 Hannibal crosses the river Rhone.
102/4 fortifies his camp and digs a new channel at the mouth of the Rhone.
Within translations:
FastTr__A ges A tribe by the river Rhone in Gaul Anagnini Inhabitant
FastTr__S ast of Gaul, between the Rhone and the Alps Sassinates Inh
GranLic_11 Caepio crossed the Rhone and boasted to his soldiers that
Just_43.3 the mouth of the river Rhone; and, charmed with the ple
Nepos_23.4 had already fought at the Rhone with Publius Cornelius Scipio, the
Nepos_23.6 to flight first at the Rhone, then at the Po, and
Oros_5.14 one bridge over the river Rhone was too small for him
Oros_5.16 of the Isara and Rhone rivers. The Teutones, Cimbri,
Oros_6.7 blocked their passage at the Rhone River and after twice defeating
Plin:HN_3.33 given its name to the Rhone, the most fertile river of
Plin:HN_3.34 at the mouth of the Rhone there was once a town
Plin:HN_3.79 at the mouth of the Rhone is Metina, and then the
Polyaen_8.23.3 determined to cross the Rhone in pursuit of him, while
Poseidon_90 near the mouth of the river Rhone. [91] [221.K] & Strab

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