The Gallic legions arrive and begin to resettle the land in RomagnaA few days later, the Gallic legions that Caesar had recalled to the garrison to resettle the area began to arrive in Romagna.
Caesar garrisoned a line that went from Cesena to the Adriatic Sea, near the current Bellaria and Igea Marina and prepared to invade the Roman republic.
He massed his lines against those of Pompey who, with only two legions and short of men, opposed him mostly near Via Emilia, while legionaries from Caesar's X, XII and XIII legions reinforced and garrisoned the rear near Ravenna.
In this regard, the X legion garrisoned the entire road that leads from Ravenna to Cesena, which today is called Via Dismano66 perhaps in his honor, while the most loyal of his legions, the XIII, was pulled back and read
