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I'm almost done with this... don't let the percentages fool you.

so far, not so good 🥱 translating it is more engaging than reading it, I fear 😬

Caesar referring to himself in the third person will never not be weird

Amazing...

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Learned about the Gaul leader Catamantaloedes.

Learned that Julius Caesar became pontifex maximus in 63 BC.

Beginning of last book. This final portion wasn't written by Caesar and was completed by his friend following his assassination.

Let’s read what Julius Caesar had to say about my country 🙂‍↕️

Iterum hunc legere conor GPT adiuvando. suspicor me minime totum perlecturum, sed magis quam ante nunc delectat, praesertim proper pincturas a GPT factas quae paucitatem imaginationis meam meliorant.

Stupendo

Read 3 more accounts of Caesar's expeditions in Gaul and Brittania. I learned that strategy depends on preparedness, quality of information courage and a little bit of fortune. The number of times the battles seemed to be against the Romans but Caesar always prevailed in the end. When landing in Britain due to storms and low supplies, Caesar's men were cornered but his foresight helped them prevail and thrive.

I missed reading books like this! Handling a personal slump in productivity by picking up Caesar's strategic conquest of Gaul.

War, diplomacy and personal courage all feature in this inspiring book. Ave Caesar!

Descarguense un mapa de las Galias del siglo I antes de cristo, lo van a ocupar

They’re not brave enough to have an Italian narrator

Jjj

Keep forgetting to update my progress

59/100

I mean, it's nice to hear history directly from those who were involved, but it also means that you are at the mercy of that person's point of view, you often don't know what really happened, what is exaggerated and what is pure propaganda.

Great

love you caesar but lord you do not have the gift of pen

Ended up only reading up to page 154 because the professor assigned way too much homework, and none of the students were able to finish this book. So he reassigned the reading to this page number. The last book I read was Book VI.

^This political instability is linked by Caesar with an instability in character.^

I have brought this book from a vintage store for JUST 2 EURO (it’s on sale) I cannot find a date but by the looks I can tell it’s very old also it’s both in Latin and English so cool 😳

Northern German Gauls were seen as more wild and volatile. Said to have not yet settled farming and sustained agriculture and were wild peoples. Caesar “didnt intend” to take gaul originally but was driven to do so by the German need to be pacified by the 57BC campaign season.

Muhtemelen gidip bu kitabın olası en dandik baskısını bulduğum için (erasmus yayınları nedir lan zaten, neyse) okuyamadım. Zaten kitabı da kaybettim, nerede unuttum onu da hatırlamıyorum. Şimdilik DNF etiketiyle defolup gitmesi için bırakıyorum, bilahare düzgün bir çevirisini alıp tekrar deneyeceğim. Heveslenmiştim de biraz, yazık oldu :/

Let’s ride Caesar you the man

Idk how much more of Caeser I can take man

I hate this book with a passion, why do I have to read AND translate it in class :,(

Qué sopor. Lo voy a terminar porque me quedan menos de 100 hojas, pero me está siendo insufrible.

Avanzo a paso lento en esta miasma militar