Rome was mostly quite tolerant of the religions of conquered lands and peoples. But they destroyed the Celtic druids utterly. What made them break precedent in this case? | AskHistorians Archive Observer

Rome was mostly quite tolerant of the religions of conquered lands and peoples. But they destroyed the Celtic druids utterly. What made them break precedent in this case?

by MarioTheMojoMan

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