Caesar: Gallic War VI

Edited with Introduction, Notes & Vocabulary

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 Division
1 I: Stress Accent
III: "Dog English" or "Gobbledegook"
Gallic War, Book VI
Part 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
Notes
Vocabulary
Maps and Plan
Transalpine Gaul
Eastern Gaul and Western Germany
Caesar’s Camp on the Aisne in 57 BC