Ticino River, then settled in an area later called Insubria and, according to Livy, "bore the same name as an Haeduan canton". Here, Bellovesus founded the city of Mediolanum, the modern Milan. Another group made up of Cenomani and led by Etitovius followed their track and, with the approval of Bellovesus, crossed the Alps by the same pass before settling around the present-day cities of Brescia and Verona. They were followed by the coming of Libui, Salyes, Boii, and Lingones in the Po Valley, driving both the Etruscans and Umbrians away from their lands. References Citations Primary sources Bibliography See also Cisalpine Gaul Insubres External links description of the people migration under Bellovesus. In: Miranda Green: The Celtic World. description of the people migration under Bellovesus. In: Henri Hubert: The Rise of the Celts. 7th-century BC rulers Celtic warriors Gaulish rulers