Bellum Gallicum, (books V. [and] Vi);

Written by one of history's greatest military leaders, Julius Caesar's Bellum Gallicum is an extraordinary account of the Roman conquest of Gaul. Books V and VI cover some of the most exciting events of the campaign, including the siege of Alesia and Caesar's triumph over the Gauls. This edition, with its lively translation and insightful commentary, is an invaluable resource for scholars and students of ancient history.
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