Gallian Literature refers to the body of literary works produced in the region of Gaul, which corresponds to modern-day France and parts of Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, and Italy. This literature emerged during the Roman Empire and continued to develop through the Middle Ages, showcasing a blend of Celtic traditions and Roman influences. Key figures in Gallian Literature include Asterix, a comic book character that reflects the culture and humor of ancient Gaul, and Julian the Apostate, a Roman emperor known for his writings. The literature often explores themes of identity, culture, and the impact of Romanization on local traditions.