Gauls

A Military Dictionary · 1810 · p. 17
the name given by the Romans to the inhabitants of the country that now forms part of the kingdoms of Italy and France. The countries were called cisalpine, and transalpine Gaul, with reference to the position of Rome. The original inhabitants were descended from the Celtes or Gomerians, by whom the greatest part of Europe was peopled: the name of Galli or Gauls, being probably given them long after their settlement in that country. | GAUNT ELOPE. | | - | | GAUNTLET. | See Gaunt elope . Run the Gaunt elope .
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