[1382] Avignon.
[1383] Orange.
[1384] Le mont Ventoux.
[1385] Casaubon remarks that Æmilianus is a name more than this Roman general actually possessed.
[1386] Livy states that 120,000 Kelts were slain, and Pliny, 130,000.
[1387] Lyons.
[1388] Ἄραρ.
[1389] The Allobroges and Segusii were separated by the Rhone; the former inhabiting the left bank of the river.
[1390] The Saone rises in the Vosges.
[1391] These people are elsewhere called by Strabo Lingones, the name by which they are designated by other writers.