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Ollovico
Ollovico was a king of the Nitiobroges, a Gaulish people on the Garonne, in the 1st century BCE. Julius Caesar records in his Gallic War that he had been honoured by the Roman Senate with the title of 'friend'. His son Teutomatus nevertheless joined Vercingetorix's revolt against Rome in 52 BCE.
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