Vae Victis 39O BC.

The Romans tried to buy off their liberty by ransom from the victorious Celts.
Portrait-figures, civilians, accessories

Series list for 100/23/1
No. 100-981 (1x) Roman slave holding an empty sack
No. 100-988 (1x) Celt. Warrior, holding a sack, bending down
No. 100-982 (1x) Roman peasant cart with tarpaulin, two horses, cattle
No. 100-989 (1x) Celt. Warrior with spear, leaning forward
Nos. 100-1000 (1x) Quintus Sulpicius with cloak
No. 100-983 (1x) Roman beam balance, with lead weights and gold implements
No. 100-976 (1x) Roman warrior with spear and shield
No. 100-1005 (2x) Celt. Carter, with loot bag, cutlass and sabre knife
No. 100-996 (1x) Celt. Warrior with horse of the leader Brennus
No. 100-977 (1x) Roman warrior with spear and shield
No. 100-1007 (2x) Celt. Charioteer with whip, cutlass and sabre knife
No. 100-998 (2x) Roman farmer with bucket and sticks
No. 100-978 (1x) Roman warrior with spear and shield
No. 100-1013 (1x) Pine tree
No. 100-999 (1x) Celt. Leader Brennus with cloak, pointing sword
No. 100-964 (1x) Cypress tree
No. 100-1004 (2x) Roman warrior with shield and spear
No. 100-979 (1x) Heap of gold implements
No. 100-1006 (2x) Celt. Warrior, young, naked, with shield and sword
No. 100-980 (1x) Roman slave, holding two empty sacks
No. 100-987 (1x) Celt. Warrior, with captured figure