1
By the victory over the Nervii the Belgian confederacy was almost extinguished.
2
The Nervii were one of the most warlike tribes of Celtic Gaul.
3
The Nervii, true to their vow, die, but not a man surrenders.
4
He goes into the territories of the Nervii by long marches.
5
After accomplishing this he found no difficulty in subduing the rest of the Nervii.
6
The Bellovaci now put themselves under his protection, but the Nervii remained in arms.
7
First the Nervii were routed by Caesar in person.
8
While the Nervii were attacking Cicero, Induciomarus and the Treveri had surrounded Labienus at Lavacherie.
9
He easily gains over the Nervii by this speech.
10
He hastened to Cicero's relief, raised the siege, and all but annihilated the revolting Nervii.
11
The Nervii, Menapii, Aduatuci, Eburones, returned to their homes.
12
The Nervii, true to the German blood in their, veins, swear to die rather than surrender.
13
After this annihilating defeat the Nervii, Atrebates, and Viromandui could not but recognize the Roman supremacy.
14
The Nervii were checked, and victory was assured.
15
The Aduatuci, who had assisted the Nervii in their struggle, were conquered by Caesar and sold into slavery.
16
'Remember our battle against the Nervii, comrades?' he asked loudly.