De bello gallico: Commentarius primus [- septimus], Volume 5Clarendon Press, 1914 |
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... NARRATIVE INTRODUCTION AN EPITOME OF THE PRECEDING COMMENTARIES TEXT . xvi XX XXV Ivi 1 NOTES 34 GEOGRAPHICAL INDEX 68 APPENDIX INDEX OF PROPER NAMES 80 81 INDEX OF NOTES 83 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Gaul in the Time of Caesar South ...
... NARRATIVE INTRODUCTION AN EPITOME OF THE PRECEDING COMMENTARIES TEXT . xvi XX XXV Ivi 1 NOTES 34 GEOGRAPHICAL INDEX 68 APPENDIX INDEX OF PROPER NAMES 80 81 INDEX OF NOTES 83 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Gaul in the Time of Caesar South ...
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... narrative . There are two main theories about the way in which Caesar composed his book . Some critics believe that he wrote each commentary year by year , after the campaign which it described : others that he wrote the whole seven ...
... narrative . There are two main theories about the way in which Caesar composed his book . Some critics believe that he wrote each commentary year by year , after the campaign which it described : others that he wrote the whole seven ...
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... for doubting whether they were written by Caesar , because I have found that even beginners are inquisitive about such things . THE CREDIBILITY OF CAESAR'S NARRATIVE But For the history of b 2 THE TEXT OF THE COMMENTARIES xix.
... for doubting whether they were written by Caesar , because I have found that even beginners are inquisitive about such things . THE CREDIBILITY OF CAESAR'S NARRATIVE But For the history of b 2 THE TEXT OF THE COMMENTARIES xix.
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... narrative without the help of the modern scholars who have contributed so much to the task of solving the problems which the Commentaries present . It is true ... NARRATIVE xxi except about what they had THE CREDIBILITY OF CAESAR'S NARRATIVE.
... narrative without the help of the modern scholars who have contributed so much to the task of solving the problems which the Commentaries present . It is true ... NARRATIVE xxi except about what they had THE CREDIBILITY OF CAESAR'S NARRATIVE.
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... narrative were performed under his own eye : he had opportunities for observing what happened in a battle or a siege which a modern general , whose operations extend over a vast area ; cannot have ; and he very rarely indulges in that ...
... narrative were performed under his own eye : he had opportunities for observing what happened in a battle or a siege which a modern general , whose operations extend over a vast area ; cannot have ; and he very rarely indulges in that ...
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