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Ambiorix (ămbī`ərĭks), fl. 54 B.C., Gallic chieftain of the Eburones (in what is now central Belgium). He had been favorably treated by the Romans, but he joined another tribe in attacking Julius Caesar's legates. When he heard of Caesar's approach, he fled across the Rhine. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Back in May, Dessens was tipped as the Royals' closer,
replacing Ambiorix Burgos, and pitched a couple of scoreless innings
against Minnesota a few weeks back.
In the midst of an untamed land, a half-human, half-water faery woman
Nemu encounters a wounded Roman soldier named Ambiorix. Ambiorix Burgos came on in the ninth and recorded his ninth save,
but not without a scare. |
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