Gallia Belgica was not a separate Roman province, it was a part of Gaul. It was located in the north and the people were called Belgae. They were a mixed race of German and Celtic.

Gallia Belgica was not a separate Roman province, it was a part of Gaul. It was located in the north and the people were called Belgae. They were a mixed race of German and Celtic.

Gallia Belgica was not a separate Roman province, it was a part of Gaul. It was located in the north and the people were called Belgae. They were a mixed race of German and Celtic.

Gallia Belgica was not a separate Roman province, it was a part of Gaul. It was located in the north and the people were called Belgae. They were a mixed race of German and Celtic.

Gallia Belgica was not a separate Roman province, it was a part of Gaul. It was located in the north and the people were called Belgae. They were a mixed race of German and Celtic.

Gallia Belgica was not a separate Roman province, it was a part of Gaul. It was located in the north and the people were called Belgae. They were a mixed race of German and Celtic.

Gallia Belgica was not a separate Roman province, it was a part of Gaul. It was located in the north and the people were called Belgae. They were a mixed race of German and Celtic.

Gallia Belgica was not a separate Roman province, it was a part of Gaul. It was located in the north and the people were called Belgae. They were a mixed race of German and Celtic.

Gallia Belgica was not a separate Roman province, it was a part of Gaul. It was located in the north and the people were called Belgae. They were a mixed race of German and Celtic.

Julius Caesar marched on the Belgae in 57 BC.

Belgae, a collective name for many tribes: Eburones, Remi...

The Romans thought of it is as one Gallic War which had several campaigns - including the Helvetii, Suebi, Belgae, then the Veneti, Britons, Catuvellauni, Eburones, Arverni.

He conquered many nations, most notably, the Gauls, the Belgae, the Aquitani, and the tribes living in Britain at the time. (Modern countries - France, Belgium, and England)