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INTRODUCTION THE ROMAN ARMY CAESAR DE BELLO GALLICO LIBER PRIMUS :Helvetian War . Chaps . 2-29 German War . Chaps . 30 to end NOTES VOCABULARY . . 2 22 44 84 MAP . GAUL IN THE TIME OF CAESAB Frontispiece INTRODUCTION .
INTRODUCTION THE ROMAN ARMY CAESAR DE BELLO GALLICO LIBER PRIMUS :Helvetian War . Chaps . 2-29 German War . Chaps . 30 to end NOTES VOCABULARY . . 2 22 44 84 MAP . GAUL IN THE TIME OF CAESAB Frontispiece INTRODUCTION .
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... a man of the people , found the army a disorderly rabble : he restored it to a state of discipline , and so rendered it once more efficient and invincible . The darling of the soldiers and of the crowd , who saw in 0 Milla's fin gi ...
... a man of the people , found the army a disorderly rabble : he restored it to a state of discipline , and so rendered it once more efficient and invincible . The darling of the soldiers and of the crowd , who saw in 0 Milla's fin gi ...
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Ariovistus marched on , now closely pursued by Caesar ( whose army a panic had almost driven to mutiny ) , and after a conference which part hat I A jur ora no no TC . nity CONT tel . ers and ; auls.
Ariovistus marched on , now closely pursued by Caesar ( whose army a panic had almost driven to mutiny ) , and after a conference which part hat I A jur ora no no TC . nity CONT tel . ers and ; auls.
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6 THE ROMAN ARMY . 15 THE Romans were a nation of soldiers , and it is necessary to know something about the Roman army in order to understand the writings of the greatest Roman general . Every one knows how Rome was not built without ...
6 THE ROMAN ARMY . 15 THE Romans were a nation of soldiers , and it is necessary to know something about the Roman army in order to understand the writings of the greatest Roman general . Every one knows how Rome was not built without ...
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... one long unbroken line upon 30 the enemy . 5 15 manner . Attached to the legion were three xviii TAE ROMAN ARMY .
... one long unbroken line upon 30 the enemy . 5 15 manner . Attached to the legion were three xviii TAE ROMAN ARMY .
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Aedui Ariovistus army ātis atque attack atum atus bring Caesar Caesarem called carried castris causa CHAP chief clause cohort command conj consul copias ctum diem eius enemy eorum erat esse esset etiam facere fines flumen follow force Gallia Gaul Germans gerundive ground habere hand Helvetii inter ipse ipsi Italy iter itum legion means milia military neque onis orum plural populi Romani posse posset prae prep Prim proelio proelium quae quam quibus quid quod Roman Rome root sese shield sibi soldiers stem supine supply tion tribe troops usual
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| Title | De bello Gallico commentariorum I. Elementary classics |
| Author | Julius Caesar |
| Publisher | Macmillan, 1886 |
| Original from | Columbia University |
| Digitized | 8 May 2018 |
| Length | 127 pages |
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