Cæsar besieged it in 52 B

C., and was defeated here by Verrich). 1. The Holy Roman Empire (which cingetorix. There are some relics on the site. Gerhard (ger härt), Fried rich Wilhelm Edusonstituted the modern empire of Germany, ard. Born at Posen, Pru ia, Nov. 29, 1795: German i a (jer-man'i-ä). In ancient geography, died at Berlin, May 12, 1867. A German archeologist. His works include "Antike Bildwerke" (18271844), "A user les ene griechische Vasenbilder" (1839-58), "Etruskische Spiegel" etc. Gerhard, Johann. Born at Quedlinburg, Pru ia, Oct. 17, 1582: died at Jena, Germany, Aug. 20, 1637. A German Luther an theologian. He wrote "Confe io catholic a" (1634), "Loci theologic i" (1610-22), "Med it at i ones sacre," and commentaries. Gerhardt (F. pron. zhā-rär'; G. pron. går härt), in 1871. See Germany. the region included between the North Sea, Baltic, Vistula, Danube, and Rhine (from near Mainz to near Emmerich): often extended to include certain territories west of the Rhine. In the first sense it was never a part of the Roman Empire. German i a. A celebrated work by Tacitus, re- lating to the Germans.