Caesar: Gallic War VI

E.C. Kennedy was Classics Master at Malvern College, UK.

• Chapter 1: The Gauls I: Origins and Migrations II: The Gauls south of the Alps II I: " The Province" IV: Gallia Comata V: Gallic Politics and Rel£gion VI: The Druids and Religion VII: Characteristics of the Gauls VIII: The Last Years before Caesar's Arrival in Gaul Chapter 2: Julius Caesar I: Early Life, 100-64 B.C. II: Rise to Power, 63-61 B.C. III: The Triumvirate, 60 B.C. IV: Caesar's " Gallic War" V: The Approach of Civil War, 54-50 B.C. VI: The Civil War, 49-45 B.C. VII: Caesar as Sole Ruler, 45-44 B.C. VIII: The Murder of Caesar IX: Caesar's Character and Appearance Chapter 3: The Roman Army I: The old Republican Army II: The Organisation of Caesar's Legions. III: Order of Battle and the March IV: Equipment and Arms V: Other Troops, and the Baggage VI: The Camp VII: Sieges V I1 I: The Army under the Empire Chapter 4: Pronunciation and Translation I: Syllable Division1 I: Stress Accent III: "Dog English" or "Gobbledegook" Gallic War, Book VIPart I, Caesar puts down revolts in Northern Gaul and crosses the Rhine Part II: II-28, A description of the Customs of the Gauls and the Germans Part Ill: 29-44 The Pursuit of Ambiorix, and the German attack on Cicero's camp NotesVocabularyMaps and PlanTransalpine GaulEastern Gaul and Western GermanyCaesar’s Camp on the Aisne in 57 BC