... Then he called for wine, drank himself drunk, and stabbed himself.  Cichor did cut the throats of the wounded, and traversed, flying and fighting, Thessaly and Macedonia; and on returning whence they had set out, the Gauls dispersed, some to settle at the foot of a neighboring mountain under the command of a chieftain named Bathanat or Baedhannat, i.e. son of the wild boar; others to march back towards their own country; the greatest part to resume the same life of incursion and adventure... (The History of France from the Earliest Times to 1848, Guizot-Black, v.1, 1885)