And to make sure, he is bringing troops out of the provinces—out of Gallia Lugdunensis I rather fancy—down into the peninsula.
The nation which he alludes to is Gallia; and he then proceeds to give the letter of the churches of Vienna and Lugdunum.
Elogia doctorum in Gallia virorum qui nostra patrumque memoria floruerunt (Ienæ, 1696), lib.
It was also called Gallia Comata, from the people wearing their hair long, which the Romans wore short.
And after his comming a land, he was vanquished in battell, and constrained to flee into Gallia with those ships that remained.
