Caesar's Account of Druidic Authority
According to Caesar’s account, how does the societal role of the Druids in Gaul compare to that of religious authorities in Rome?
A
Druids serve as judges, teachers, and religious leaders, wielding more comprehensive authority than Roman priests
B
Druids are described as purely ceremonial figures with no real power, in contrast to influential Roman pontiffs
C
Druids function solely as military leaders, unlike Roman religious figures who focus on spiritual matters
D
Druids are portrayed as subservient to political leaders, mirroring the relationship between Roman emperors and the pontifices
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