51) and do not appear earlier; that Caesar left them in possession of their settlements is probable, because he in presence of Ariovistus declared himself ready to tolerate the Germans already settled in Gaul (Caes.i.35, 43), and because we find them afterwards in these abodes.

Caesar does not mention the directions given after the battle concerning these Germanic settlements, because he keeps silence on principle regarding all the organic arrangements made by him in Gaul.
38.

IV.

V.The Cimbri, Teutones, and Helvetii Unite 39.

III.II.The Romans Build a Fleet 40.