§6.44.1Tali modo vastatis regionibus exercitum Caesar duarum cohortium damno Durocortorum Remorum reducit concilioque in eum locum Galliae indicto de coniuratione Senonum et Carnutum quaestionem habere instituit et de Accone, qui princeps eius consili fuerat, §6.44.2graviore sententia pronuntiata more maiorum supplicium sumpsit.
Having laid waste the territories in this manner, Caesar led back his army, with the loss of two cohorts, to Durocortorum of the Remi; and having summoned a council of Gaul to that place, he resolved to hold an inquiry regarding the conspiracy of the Senones and Carnutes; and as for Acco, who had been the leader of that plot, having pronounced a more severe sentence, he inflicted punishment on him after the custom of their ancestors.
§6.44.3Non nulli iudicium veriti profugerunt.
Some, fearing the judgment, fled.
Quibus cum aqua atque igni interdixisset, duas legiones ad fines Treverorum, duas in Lingonibus, sex reliquas in Senonum finibus Agedinci in hibernis collocavit frumentoque exercitui proviso, ut instituerat, in Italiam ad conventus agendos profectus est.
When he had forbidden these the use of fire and water, he stationed two legions in winter quarters at the borders of the Treveri, two among the Lingones, and the remaining six at Agedincum in the territory of the Senones; and having provided corn for the army, he set out, as he had determined, for Italy to hold the assizes.