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52.—Sonif of tlic tiilies are still inclined to renew tlie .struggle. Toward.s tlie i lul (if .c' tlu- l;itnriges liegir. to stir, as the
legion ijuartereil there was insuliieient to overawe them. Caesar at once sends another legion and suIkIucs them.
51.— The Biluriges then ask for aid against the Carnntes, and on the approach of two legions the Carnutes take to flight. These
two legions are ijuarlereJ at Cenahiiin.
Tliere still remained the Bcllovaci to settle with ; and they had formed a confederacy consisting of the Atrebates, the
Ambiani, the Vcliocasscs, the Caleti and the Kburoviccs under Correus and Coniniius.
On the approach of t'ae.sar the (iauls, who were established in the forest of C'onipeigne, retreat and encamp oil Mt.
Ganelon. Correus awaits the Romans on the southern bank of the Aisne, where it flows into the Oise. Here Caesar
defeats the Gauls, and Correus is slain. Connnius escapes, but later makes his peace with Caesar. Caesar then
marches against the Eburones and ravages their count r)'.
In the west Duninacns besieges Lemonum with a force from Brittany and the neighbourlioo