The Gauls remained fatefully optimistic, and even the Aedui, Caesar's allies, rebelled. Vercingetorix Exasperated at the length and difficulty of the siege, the Romans massacred the inhabitants. Caesar surrounded the oppidum and began to construct siege works. Aware that Vercingetorix had sent for reinforcements to break the siege, Caesar raised protections against the relief force and so won the battle. Military History of the Roman State 90-49 B.C. section of High Elton's Roman military history bibliography covers the period of the Gallic Wars.
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