Julius Caesar and the battle of Alesia
The Battle of Alesia in 52 BCE was one of Julius Caesar’s greatest military feats, marking the climax of his Gallic Wars. Facing the forces of Vercingetorix, Caesar’s army besieged the fortified hill town of Alesia. To trap the Gallic defenders inside, he constructed an inner rampart - a massive ring of fortifications nearly 11 miles long. Anticipating a relief army from outside, he then built a second outer rampart encircling the first, stretching about 14 miles, to defend against reinforcements. This double-wall system isolated Alesia completely, and after a fierce, prolonged struggle, starvation forced the Gauls to surrender, securing Roman dominance over Gaul.
@250_052@Eternally_Jaded They do yes but one should be of sound mind and not prone to anxiety issues beforehand as psychadelics can worsen symptoms IMO
@skiltz_da1824@TheBritPats Yes it is. Yet nothing happens out of fear. There's many tools at their disposable but the do not use them. If and when there is a civil conflict it will all be on them.