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Extranet login. All rights reserved. Verified reviews from real guests. How does it work? The archaeologists found ceramics, animal bone fragments, and pieces of polished axes. At the beginning of the 2nd century BC, they built an oppidum , a walled fort in Nanterre [10] and bridges over the Seine. Julius Caesar and his Roman army campaigned in Gaul between 58 and 53 BC under the pretext of protecting the territory from Germanic invaders, but in reality to conquer it and annex it to the Roman Republic. Caesar responded quickly. At the same time, he sent his deputy Titus Labienus with four legions to subdue the Parisii and their allies, the Senons.
The Commander of the Parisii, Camulogene , burned the bridge that connected the oppidum to the left bank of the Seine, so the Romans were unable to approach the town.
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Then Labienus and the Romans went downstream, built their own pontoon bridge at Melun and approached Lutetia on the right bank. Labienus deceived the Parisii with a ruse. In the middle of the night he sent part of his army, making as much noise as possible, upstream to Melun.
He left his most inexperienced soldiers in their camp on the right bank. With his best soldiers, he quietly crossed the Seine to the left bank and laid a trap for the Parisii. Camulogene, believing that the Romans were retreating, divided his own forces, some to capture the Roman camp, which he thought was abandoned, and others to pursue the Roman army.
The Parisii fought bravely and desperately in what became known as the Battle of Lutetia. Camulogene was killed and his soldiers were cut down by the disciplined Romans. Despite the defeat, the Parisii continued to resist the Romans. They sent eight thousand men to fight with Vercingetorix in his last stand against the Romans at the Battle of Alesia.
The Romans built an entirely new city as a base for their soldiers and the Gallic auxiliaries intended to keep an eye on the rebellious province.
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The name probably came from the Latin word luta , meaning mud or swamp [18] Caesar had described the great marsh, or marais , along the right bank of the Seine. It was laid out following the traditional Roman town design along a north—south axis known in Latin as the cardo maximus. On the left bank, the main Roman street followed the route of the modern day Rue Saint-Jacques. The port of the city, where the boats docked, was located on the island where the parvis of Notre Dame is today. On the right bank, it followed the modern Rue Saint-Martin.
The main building of the forum was one hundred meters long and contained a temple, a basilica used for civic functions and a square portico which covered shops. Nearby, on the slope of the hill, was an enormous amphitheatre built in the 1st century AD, which could seat ten to fifteen thousand spectators, though the population of the city was only six to eight thousand. The aqueduct also supplied water to the famous baths, or Thermes de Cluny , built near the forum at the end of the 2nd century or beginning of the 3rd century.
Under Roman rule, the town was thoroughly Romanised and grew considerably. Besides the Roman architecture and city design, the newcomers imported Roman cuisine: modern excavations have found amphorae of Italian wine and olive oil, shellfish, and a popular Roman sauce called garum.
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Christianity was introduced into Paris in the middle of the 3rd century AD. When he refused to renounce his faith, he was beheaded on Mount Mercury. According to the tradition, Saint Denis picked up his head and carried it to a secret Christian cemetery of Vicus Cattulliacus about six miles away. A different version of the legend says that a devout Christian woman, Catula, came at night to the site of the execution and took his remains to the cemetery.
Denis, which later became the Basilica of Saint-Denis.
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By the 4th century, the city had its first recognized bishop, Victorinus AD. By AD, it had a cathedral. A new basilica and baths were built on the island; their ruins were found beneath the square in front of the cathedral of Notre Dame. From until , Paris was ruled by Julian , the nephew of Constantine the Great and the Caesar , or governor, of the western Roman provinces. When he was not campaigning with the army, he spent the winters of and in the city living in a palace on the site of the modern Palais de Justice , where he spent his time writing and establishing his reputation as a philosopher.
In February , his soldiers proclaimed him Augustus , or Emperor, and for a brief time, Paris was the capital of the western Roman Empire, until he left in and died fighting the Persians. The gradual collapse of the Roman empire due to the increasing Germanic invasions of the 5th century, sent the city into a period of decline.
In , the city was threatened again by the Salian Franks led by Childeric I — The siege of the city lasted ten years. She rescued the city by bringing wheat to the hungry city from Brie and Champagne on a flotilla of eleven barges. She became the patron saint of Paris shortly after her death. The Franks, a Germanic-speaking tribe, moved into northern Gaul as Roman influence declined. Frankish leaders were influenced by Rome, some even fought with Rome to defeat Atilla the Hun. The Franks worshipped the German gods such as Thor. Frankish laws and customs became the basis of French law and customs Frankish laws were known as salic, meaning 'salt' or 'sea', law.
The Franks became more politically influential and built up a large army. In , the son of Childeric, Clovis I , just sixteen years old, became the new ruler of the Franks. In , he defeated the last Roman armies, became the ruler of all of Gaul north of the Loire River and entered Paris. Before an important battle against the Burgundians, he took an oath to convert to Catholicism if he should win. His conversion to Christianity was likely seen as a title only, to improve his political position. He was a king with no fixed capital and no central administration beyond his entourage.
By deciding to be interred at Paris, Clovis gave the city symbolic weight. When his grandchildren divided royal power 50 years after his death in , Paris was kept as a joint property and a fixed symbol of the dynasty. Model of the Thermes de Cluny , the Roman baths. A Gallo-Roman toga clasp from the late 4th century. Lutetia was famous for its jewelers and craftsmen.