De Bello Gallico

De Bello Gallico Synopsis

Latin edition. 'De bello Gallico', or 'The Gallic War', is the independently written account by the Roman general Gaius Julius Caesar of the battles in Gaul. Although it cannot be considered historically accurate, the work is still regarded as the main source on Caesar's campaigns.

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