Ablative absolute with predicate noun

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Translate: 'Caesare duce, Rōmānī Gallōs vīcērunt.'

Hint: Caesare duce = special ablative absolute: noun + noun (no participle), meaning 'with X being Y'. Caesare = abl. of Caesar; duce = abl. of dux.

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