Larisaeans
People / regional collective
Civil War 3.81 supplies the first indexed source portrait: “… The inhabitants were most carefully preserved from harm, and when their fortune was compared with the fate of the men of Gomphi there was no state of Thessaly, with the exception of the Larisaeans, who were held in check by the large armies of Scipio, that did not obey Caesar and submit to his authority. …”
Named form in selected editions; identity established only to the extent of the cited context.
Civil War 3.81
Caesar
… The inhabitants were most carefully preserved from harm, and when their fortune was compared with the fate of the men of Gomphi there was no state of Thessaly, with the exception of the Larisaeans, who were held in check by the large armies of Scipio, that did not obey Caesar and submit to his authority. …