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Dio Cass. lxxvi. 12; Cæsar, v. 14. See p. [223].
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Isidore, Etymol. ix. 2, 103; Rh[^y]s, CB 242-243; Cæsar, v. 14; Nicholson, ZCP in. 332.
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Tacitus, Agric. ii.
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If Celtæ is from qelo, "to raise," it may mean "the lofty," just as many savages call themselves "the men," par excellence. Rh[^y]s derives it from qel, "to slay," and gives it the sense of "warriors." See Holder, s.v.; Stokes, US 83. Galatæ is from gala (Irish gal), "bravery." Hence perhaps "warriors."
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"Galli" may be connected with "Galatæ," but D'Arbois denies this. For all these titles see his PH ii. 396 ff.
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Livy, v. 31 f.; D'Arbois, PH ii. 304, 391.
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Strabo, iv. 10. 3; Cæsar, i. 31, vii. 4; Frag. Hist. Græc. i. 437.
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Cæsar, ii. 4.
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Strabo, xii. 5. 1.
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Polybius, ii. 22.