gallia

Gallia nōn in Āfricā est, Gallia est in Eurōpā.

Why just that one highly restricted range within Rome that coincides with Gallia and Britain?

They're mostly found in the province of Gallia and Britain, and not in other regions.

In 418, [Western Roman emperor] Honorius rewarded his Visigothic federates by giving them land in Gallia Aquitania on which to settle...

Exploiting slaves and robbing Gallia aren't that far apart, as far as technological sophistication goes.

I was on a small cruise on Switzerland's PS Gallia [1], the fastest lake steamboat in Europe.

Many places in Gallia are off: Vienna is one; Augustodunum is certainly not at the same latitude as Lutetia; Genava is most certainly not south of Lugdunum; etc.

> Gallia est omnis divisor in partes tres.

> Aurum in gallia effutuisti, hic sumpsisti mutuum.

Not only would he have read about tides, he was the procurator of Hispania Tarraconensis, which has an Atlantic coastline, and may have been the procurator of Gallia Belgica, also on the Atlantic.

OCD-driven fix: The correct Latin quote is "Gallia est omnis divisa in partes tres".

However, all languages tend to be flexible, as required: "Gaul as a whole is divided into three parts" or as JC said: "Gallia est omnis divisa in partes tres".

Why none in Roman North Africa or all the other provinces in the east which were also "the middle of nowhere" with the same needs of metal work as Gallia/Britain.

The latin "g" sound evolved into "j" (gamba -> jambe) so one our think that if the word "Gallia" was available from the latin substrate it would have transformed into "Jallia" and in fact it was!

It snows in north Italy, why wouldn't they need gloves in some places where it snows outside of Gallia?

Gallia Celtica has been ruined by all these Franks with their funny foreign ways.

Why have they been found all over Gallia, Germania, and Britannia, but not Italia, Hispania, or the Oriens?