When did Julius Caesar find France?

Answer 1

Julius Caesar may have done a lot of things but he did not find France. The area known as present day France was just a part of the Roman territory of Gaul. Caesar began his governorship of Gaul (and his wars) in 58 BC and had subdued the territory by 51 BC.

Julius Caesar may have done a lot of things but he did not find France. The area known as present day France was just a part of the Roman territory of Gaul. Caesar began his governorship of Gaul (and his wars) in 58 BC and had subdued the territory by 51 BC.

Julius Caesar may have done a lot of things but he did not find France. The area known as present day France was just a part of the Roman territory of Gaul. Caesar began his governorship of Gaul (and his wars) in 58 BC and had subdued the territory by 51 BC.

Julius Caesar may have done a lot of things but he did not find France. The area known as present day France was just a part of the Roman territory of Gaul. Caesar began his governorship of Gaul (and his wars) in 58 BC and had subdued the territory by 51 BC.

Julius Caesar may have done a lot of things but he did not find France. The area known as present day France was just a part of the Roman territory of Gaul. Caesar began his governorship of Gaul (and his wars) in 58 BC and had subdued the territory by 51 BC.

Julius Caesar may have done a lot of things but he did not find France. The area known as present day France was just a part of the Roman territory of Gaul. Caesar began his governorship of Gaul (and his wars) in 58 BC and had subdued the territory by 51 BC.

Julius Caesar may have done a lot of things but he did not find France. The area known as present day France was just a part of the Roman territory of Gaul. Caesar began his governorship of Gaul (and his wars) in 58 BC and had subdued the territory by 51 BC.

Julius Caesar may have done a lot of things but he did not find France. The area known as present day France was just a part of the Roman territory of Gaul. Caesar began his governorship of Gaul (and his wars) in 58 BC and had subdued the territory by 51 BC.

Julius Caesar may have done a lot of things but he did not find France. The area known as present day France was just a part of the Roman territory of Gaul. Caesar began his governorship of Gaul (and his wars) in 58 BC and had subdued the territory by 51 BC.

Answer 2

Julius Caesar's years of conquering were from 58 to 51 BC. Those were the years he was in Gaul. His other military exploits were victories over enemies, rather than conquering new territories.

Julius Caesar's years of conquering were from 58 to 51 BC. Those were the years he was in Gaul. His other military exploits were victories over enemies, rather than conquering new territories.

Julius Caesar's years of conquering were from 58 to 51 BC. Those were the years he was in Gaul. His other military exploits were victories over enemies, rather than conquering new territories.

Julius Caesar's years of conquering were from 58 to 51 BC. Those were the years he was in Gaul. His other military exploits were victories over enemies, rather than conquering new territories.

Julius Caesar's years of conquering were from 58 to 51 BC. Those were the years he was in Gaul. His other military exploits were victories over enemies, rather than conquering new territories.

Julius Caesar's years of conquering were from 58 to 51 BC. Those were the years he was in Gaul. His other military exploits were victories over enemies, rather than conquering new territories.

Julius Caesar's years of conquering were from 58 to 51 BC. Those were the years he was in Gaul. His other military exploits were victories over enemies, rather than conquering new territories.

Julius Caesar's years of conquering were from 58 to 51 BC. Those were the years he was in Gaul. His other military exploits were victories over enemies, rather than conquering new territories.

Julius Caesar's years of conquering were from 58 to 51 BC. Those were the years he was in Gaul. His other military exploits were victories over enemies, rather than conquering new territories.

Answer 3

Julius Caesar may have done a lot of things but he did not find France. The area known as present day France was just a part of the Roman territory of Gaul. Caesar began his governorship of Gaul (and his wars) in 58 BC and had subdued the territory by 51 BC.

Answer 4

Julius Caesar's years of conquering were from 58 to 51 BC. Those were the years he was in Gaul. His other military exploits were victories over enemies, rather than conquering new territories.

Answer 5

The Gaulic Wars began in 58 BC and were ended in 51 BC. So by 51 BC Rome had taken over much of what is present day France.

Answer 6

in 58 BC