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Yes, Celtic. The Celts were mostly on mainland Europe at that time. You can find more details in that most scholarly work, Asterix the Gaul
by phaemon 7y ago
Yes, Celtic. The Celts were mostly on mainland Europe at that time. You can find more details in that most scholarly work, Asterix the Gaul
- nickserv 7y agoAlso in Caesar's book about his campaigns in Gaul (oddly enough there is no account of a tribe with a magic potion): https://pages.ucsd.edu/~dkjordan/arch/romans/BelloGallico1.html https://pages.ucsd.edu/~dkjordan/arch/romans/BelloGallico1.h...
- cmrdporcupine 7y agoIf you consider there was a rather short chronological and linguistic difference between Celtic languages proper and the Italo-Celtic family which included both Celtic and Italic languages (and languages that were inbetween like Liguarian) ... most of Europe is _still_ Italo-Celtic. The Italic language Vulgar Latin displaced Celtic languages everywhere except the British Isles and Brittany. But it may not have been a hard language for the native Gauls to learn.