Among which historic people, given names were mostly ending with "ix" sufix? (like Asterix and Obelix)

Romans

Gauls

Germans

There were no such people

The "ix" ending alludes to the "rix" suffix present in the names of Gaulish chieftains such as Vercingetorix or Ambiorix. However, the meaning of "rix" was "king", so no such suffix was ever present among the names of common folk.

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The French Open tennis tournament is named after aviator Roland-Garros. What did he do?

he invented a monoplane

he flew from Paris to London

he flew across the Mediterranean Sea

he became the first fighter ace of WWI

In which city did Charlemagne, King of the Franks, reside?

Paris

Troyes (modern France)

Liege (modern Belgium)

Aachen (modern Germany)

Berlin Quadriga was once looted by invading army that captured Berlin. Where was it taken to?

Which comic-book superhero was the first?