The part of ancient Gaul northwest of the Alps, including modern France and Belgium.
Transalpine Gaul
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Trans·al·pine Gaul (trăns-ăl'pīn' gôl', trănz-) 
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The part of ancient Gaul northwest of the Alps, including modern France and Belgium.
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- Narbonne (city of southern France)
- gaul
- transalpine
- Provence-Alpes-Côtes d'Azur
- Gaul
- Tiberius (Ancient Roman emperor)
- Gallic Wars (war, ancient Rome/Germany)
- Antony (Italian statesman & military leader)
- Germans (people, Europe)
- The Greeks & Romans (travel guide)
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- Caius Julius Caesar
- Publius Clodius Pulcher
- Lex Trebonia
