====== De Bello Gallico ======
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Comprises of eight books in full below in Latin and in English translation with audio and campaign maps.

Nomen: De Bello Gallico \\
Avctor: Ivlivs Caesar \\
Lingva: **Latina** \\

  * Liber: 
    * [[de_bello_gallico_i|I]]
    * [[de_bello_gallico_ii|II]]
    * [[de_bello_gallico_iii|III]]
    * [[de_bello_gallico_iv|IV]]
    * [[de_bello_gallico_v|V]]
    * [[de_bello_gallico_vi|VI]]
    * [[de_bello_gallico_vii|VII]]
    * [[de_bello_gallico_viii|VIII]]

Aulus Hirtius Liber VIII scripsit post necem Caesaris

Name: The Gallic Wars \\
Author: Julius Caesar \\
Translated: W. A. McDevitte and W. S. Bohn \\
Language: **English** \\

  * Books: 
    * [[de_bello_gallico_1|1 - The Helvetian war and the war with Ariovistus]]
    * [[de_bello_gallico_2|2 - The war with the Belgian confederacy]]
    * [[de_bello_gallico_3|3 - The Alpine campaign and war with the Veneti]]
    * [[de_bello_gallico_4|4 - The campaign against the Germans and the first invasion of Britain]]
    * [[de_bello_gallico_5|5 - The second invasion of Britain and rebellion in northern Gaul]]
    * [[de_bello_gallico_6|6 - The second passage of the Rhine, with some notes on the Druids and the remarkable animals found in the Hercynian forest]]
    * [[de_bello_gallico_7|7 - The war with Vercingetorix]]
    * [[de_bello_gallico_8|8 - The supplement authored by Aulus Hirtius, Book 8 is written by Aulus Hirtius, after Caesar's death]]

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Maps source: Caesar in Gaul, by Benjamin L. D'Ooge and Frederick C. Eastman. (Boston: Ginn & Co., 1917) 


====== De Bello Civili ======

Comprises of three books in full below in Latin and in English translation with English audio.

  * Nomen: De Bello Civili
  * Avctor: Ivlivs Caesar 
  * Lingva: Latina 
  * Liber: [[de_bello_civili_i|I]] - [[de_bello_civili_ii|II]] - [[de_bello_civili_iii|III]]

  * Nomen: The Civil Wars
  * Author: Julius Caesar 
  * Language: English
  * Book: [[de_bello_civili_1|1]] - [[de_bello_civili_2|2]] - [[de_bello_civili_3|3]]

====== De Bello Africo ======

Nomen: [[De_Bello_Africo|De Bello Africo]] \\
Avctore: Incertorum Scriptum non Caesar \\
Lingva: Latina \\

Name: [[The_African_Wars|The African Wars]] \\
Author: Uncertain Not written by Caesar \\
Language: English \\



====== De Bello Alexandrino ======

Nomen: [[De_Bello_Alexandrino|De Bello Alexandrino]] \\
Avctore: Incertorum Scriptum non Caesar \\
Lingva: Latina \\

Name: [[The_Alexandrian_Wars|The Alexandrian Wars]] \\
Author: Uncertain Not written by Caesar \\
Language: English \\
====== De Bello Hispaniensi ======

Nomen: [[De_Bello_Hispaniensi|De Bello Hispaniensi]] \\
Avctore: Incertorum Scriptum non Caesar \\
Lingva: Latina \\

Name: [[The_Spanish_Wars|The Spanish Wars]] \\
Author: Uncertain Not written by Caesar \\
Language: English \\

Suetonius (Suet.Lives.Julius.56), in his biography of Julius Caesar states that the Gallic and Civil Wars were written by Caesar, and that the 8th book of the Gallic Wars was written by (Aulus) Hirtius. Suetonius also indicates that either Caesar's friend Oppius, or Hirtius likely wrote about the Alexandrian, African and Spanish wars, but that their authorship was not certain.