Caesar's own clipped, third-person account of his conquest of Gaul, at once a military record and a work of political self-promotion. Its clear Latin has made it a staple of classrooms for centuries.
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Caesar's own clipped, third-person account of his conquest of Gaul, at once a military record and a work of political self-promotion. Its clear Latin has made it a staple of classrooms for centuries.