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Bacaudae
Bacaudae [Ge].Celtic name of obscure meaning applied to the peasant rebels of northern Spain and Gaul from the 3rd to the 5th century ad. After c.AD 400 massive outbreaks of revolt in Armorica contributed to the breakdown of Roman power in the northern provinces.
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