Commius and Roman Diplomatic Practices
In Caesar’s account of his campaign in Britain, what role did Commius the Atrebatian play, and how does this role illustrate Roman diplomatic practices?
A
Commius acted as a hostage, demonstrating Rome’s policy of ensuring loyalty through coercion
B
Commius provided intelligence on British defenses, illustrating Rome’s extensive spy network in foreign territories
C
Commius led a contingent of Gallic auxiliaries, showcasing Rome’s integration of conquered peoples into its military
D
Commius served as an intermediary, reflecting Rome’s practice of using local allies to facilitate negotiations
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