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Civilis urged that they should wait for the peoples from beyond the Rhine, who would so terrify the Romans that their strength would break and collapse. As for the Gauls, said he, what are they but booty for the victors? And yet the Belgians, their only real strength, are openly on our side or wish our success.
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