cisalpine

/sɪˈsælpaɪn/
adjective
  1. On the southern side of the Alps, especially from the perspective of ancient Rome (meaning 'this side of the Alps').
    • The Roman army marched into Cisalpine Gaul to secure the region.
    • Cisalpine territories were considered part of Italy by the ancient Romans.
    • The poet Virgil was born in Cisalpine Gaul, near modern-day Mantua.
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