Nervii
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The Nervii were a Celtic-Germanic people who inhabited the region of Belgium. They are known for their fierce resistance to Julius Caesar's conquest of Gaul. In his writings, Caesar described the Nervii as one of the most warlike tribes, noting their bravery and determination in battle. Despite their efforts, Caesar's legions eventually defeated and nearly exterminated the Nervii.1
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