The Druids: Priesthood, Law and the Problem of the Evidence, c. 300 BC–AD 100 | Calm Bedtime History
In the winter of 52 BC, while Julius Caesar's army was tightening its hold on Gaul, disputes still travelled beyond the reach of Roman camps to assemblies governed by local custom. In those gatherings, men called druids were remembered not only for sacrifices, but for teaching, judgement, diplomacy, and the ordering of communal life.
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