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pliny the elder credits him with 50 battles
before he went to Gaul 58-50bc he won the corona civica in a seige in Asia minor and went to Spain aas a pro-preator and fought there its not known how many,during the Gallic wars we know of some major battles he fought in because of the Gallic wars
battle of arar 58bc against the helvetti
battle of Bibracte 6 legions vs up to 368,000
battle of vosges against the german war lord Ariovistus 30,000 vs 70,000
battle of axona caesar had 50,000 belgic confideration up to 360,000
siege of Avericum 52bc
battle og Gergovia 52bc
siege of alesia 52 bc 40,000 men vs 320,000 gauls
in 54-53 he landed in britan and fought there and crossed the rhine into Germany
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∙ 12y agohe fought 10 in the civil war and 9 in the gallic wars it is not known how may town he stormed but is credided with storming 800 destroying 300 gallic tribes plus his campaigns in britan and gaul though he is claimed to have fought 50 pitched battles and killed over a million men
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