Belli Gallici Liber Primus, Ex Recensione Henrici Mensel [I.E. Meusel] Editus Brevibusque Adnotationibus Instructus, Ab Henrico Preble

Belli Gallici Liber Primus is Julius Caesar's famous account of his campaigns against the Gallic tribes in the mid-first century BC. With its vivid descriptions of battles and diplomatic negotiations, and its penetrating insights into the military and political strategies of the time, this book is an essential read for anyone interested in the history of the Roman Republic.
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