24Caesar’s forces were now so large that he was forced to distribute them in many winter-quarters, while he himself, as his custom was, turned his steps towards Italy. Then all Gaul once more broke out in revolt,48Cf. Caesar, B. G. v. 24-51. and great armies went about attacking the entrenchments and trying to destroy the winter-quarters of the Romans. The most numerous and powerful of the rebels, under Abriorix,49Caesar calls him Ambiorix. utterly destroyed Titurius and Cotta, together with their army,