Sentence examples for Gallia from inspiring English sources

Tacitus was perhaps from Gallia Narbonensis.

Under the Roman Empire it formed part of the province of Gallia Lugdunensis.

Insubres, the most powerful Celtic people of Gallia Cisalpina (Cisalpine Gaul), in northern Italy.

The pass was the principal route over the Alps into Gallia Comata, a province of Gaul, until Montgenèvre Pass was opened in 77 bc.

The remaining territory was called Gallia Comata; Augustus divided it into three imperial provinces Belgica, Lugdunensis, and Aquitania.

Narbonensis, in full Gallia Narbonensis, English Narbonese Gaul, ancient Roman province that lay between the Alps, the Mediterranean Sea, and the Cévennes Mountains.

In Franco-Gallia (1573), which became his most influential work, Hotman showed that there was no historical foundation, other than the absolutist tendency of Roman lawyers, for the growth of royal absolutism in France, which was used to prevent religious reform.

It was governed by a proconsul appointed by the Senate, whereas each of the Tres Galliae was ruled by an imperial legate of praetorian standing.

He published his Concilia Galliae Narbonensis in 1668, following this with other important works, including Capitularia regum Francorum (1677), Miscellanea (1678 83), Nova collectio Conciliorum (1683, only one volume published), and Vitae Paparum Avenionensium (1693).

The Gallias lived near the Ringstrasse on Wohllebengasse, which literally means "Good Living Street".

In Australia the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne paid $30,500 for the Gallias' remaining "furniture, carpets, silver, ceramics, glass, leatherwork, lace and jewelry," he writes.