G ographie Historique Et Administrative De La Gaule Romaine, Volume 2 by Ernest Desjardins offers a detailed exploration of the historical geography and administrative divisions of Roman Gaul. This volume provides a comprehensive analysis of the region's physical and political landscape during the Roman period.
Desjardins meticulously examines the administrative structures, settlements, and geographical features that shaped Roman Gaul. This historical geography is an invaluable resource for scholars and enthusiasts interested in Roman history, ancient geography, and the early history of France. Explore the intricate details of Roman Gaul in this classic historical work.
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