Caesar's Commentaries on the Gallic War
c. 58–49 BCE · Work
Caesar's own third-person account of conquering Gaul — lucid self-advertisement that became the Latin schoolbook of Europe.
On these timelines: Caesar's Conquest of Gaul, Roman History, Master, Arts and Thoughts, Fall of the Roman Republic
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