Notes about the Gallic War
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"Notes about the Gallic War" is the most famous work of Gai Julia Caesar (100-44 BC), the greatest commander and statesman of Ancient Rome. In his unique book, Caesar tells about the conquest of Gaul in 58-52. BC. e., military campaigns and crossings through the Rhine against the ancient Germanic tribes and two landings of the Roman army in Britain. In addition to a detailed description of the military operations of the warring parties, the author devoted a significant place in his work in his work to the presentation of many geographical and ethnographic features of the places where these epoch -making events took place.
The book also presents fascinating sketches of life and customs of numerous tribes that inhabited the territory of modern Western Europe in those ancient times. "Notes of the Gallic War" Guy Julia Caesar is not only an indispensable source of information on the history of the ancient era, but also a work that can rightfully be considered a classic of world literature
The book also presents fascinating sketches of life and customs of numerous tribes that inhabited the territory of modern Western Europe in those ancient times. "Notes of the Gallic War" Guy Julia Caesar is not only an indispensable source of information on the history of the ancient era, but also a work that can rightfully be considered a classic of world literature
Author:
Author:Caesar Guy Julius
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
Series:
Series: Gift editions. World classics in Ill.
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00111-570-0
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