Jules César

In this first-hand account of his military campaigns in Gaul, Julius Caesar describes battles, tactics, and his relationships with allies and enemies. The Commentaries are an important historical source and a literary masterpiece, written in clear and elegant Latin. This French edition includes a modern translation and notes by Jean-Louis Voisin.
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