Gaul 44AD
A woman learns
that invaders can liberate.
Julius Caesar meets a young
charismatic young Celtic commander still in his twenties, called Versengetrix.
They meet in a place in North-Eastern Gaul called Alisia.
Versengetrix sends his horsemen away
giving Caesar time to fortify his position.
Although outnumbered 4 to 1, Caesar
wins against the taller, stronger Celts by virtue of his troops' greater
discipline. It is a turning point in the history of the Roman Empire and
Europe.
The defeated Versengetrix is taken
to Rome, paraded through the street then brutally executed.