[1442] Kramer concurs with Falconer and Gosselin in understanding this passage to have been originally between the Rhone and the Loire.
[1443] Σηκοάνας.
[1444] The Sequani.
[1445] Châlons-sur-Saone.
[1446] Autun, according to Gosselin. Beurect, according to Ferrarius.
[1447] Cæsar, Tacitus, and other writers, also speak of this relationship of the Ædui with the Romans.
[1448] _Lit._ “As for the Ædui on these accounts indeed.”
[1449] The sources of the Rhine take their rise in Mount St. Gothard and Mount Bernardin, while the Adda rises in the glaciers of the Valteline. Adula, however, may have been the name of the Rhætian Alps.
[1450] The Lake of Como.
[1451] The Lake of Constance.