Commentaries on the Gallic War
Gaius Julius Caesar
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Commentarii de Bello Gallico (English: Commentaries on the Gallic War) is Julius Caesar's firsthand account of the Gallic Wars, written as a third-person narrative. In it Caesar describes the battles and intrigues that took place in the nine years he spent fighting local armies in Gaul that opposed Roman domination.
The work has been a mainstay in the teaching of Latin to schoolchildren, its simple, direct prose lending itself to that purpose. It begins with the frequently quoted phrase "Gallia est omnis divisa in partes tres", sometimes quoted as "Omnia Gallia in tres partes divisa est", meaning "All Gaul is divided into three parts". (Summary from Wikipedia) (7 hr 16 min)
Kapitel
| 00 - Introduction | 9:51 | Gelesen von James Christopher |
| 01 - Book I ch.1-9 | 10:43 | Gelesen von Becky Cook |
| 02 - Book I ch.10-15 | 7:59 | Gelesen von Becky Cook |
| 03 - Book I ch.16-29 | 17:21 | Gelesen von Becky Cook |
| 04 - Book I ch.30-41 | 17:58 | Gelesen von Becky Cook |
| 05 - Book I ch.42-54 | 15:43 | Gelesen von Becky Cook |
| 06 - Book II ch.1-15 | 18:21 | Gelesen von ontheroad |
| 07 - Book II ch.16-35 | 21:07 | Gelesen von ontheroad |
| 08 - Book III ch.1-16 | 17:05 | Gelesen von Becky Cook |
| 09 - Book III ch.17-29 | 12:53 | Gelesen von Becky Cook |
| 10 - Book IV ch.1-15 | 16:24 | Gelesen von Ted Garvin |
| 11 - Book IV ch.16-19 | 6:50 | Gelesen von Phil Chenevert |
| 12 - Book IV ch.20-38 | 20:28 | Gelesen von Phil Chenevert |
| 13 - Book V ch.1-14 | 19:21 | Gelesen von Ric F |
| 14 - Book V ch.15-23 | 10:45 | Gelesen von Ric F |
| 15 - Book V ch.24-37 | 17:43 | Gelesen von Ric F |
| 16 - Book V ch.38-58 | 26:27 | Gelesen von Ric F |
| 17 - Book VI ch.1-8 | 11:22 | Gelesen von ontheroad |
| 18 - Book VI ch.9-28 | 22:45 | Gelesen von ontheroad |
| 19 - Book VI ch.29-44 | 20:21 | Gelesen von ontheroad |
| 20 - Book VII ch.1-13 | 16:53 | Gelesen von MorganScorpion |
| 21 - Book VII ch.14-28 | 19:59 | Gelesen von MorganScorpion |
| 22 - Book VII ch.29-41 | 18:25 | Gelesen von MorganScorpion |
| 23 - Book VII ch.42-51 | 12:20 | Gelesen von MorganScorpion |
| 24 - Book VII ch.52-71 | 22:15 | Gelesen von Ted Garvin |
| 25 - Book VII ch.72-90 | 24:54 | Gelesen von Ted Garvin |
Bewertungen
Great story, easy to listen to.
Frank
Written over two thousand years ago by the man who all but exterminated the Celts, the perspective is fantastic, if also a tool for propagandizing. I love the spare descriptions of the landscape and the isle of Britain in a time when the landscape and its inhabitants were still largely untamed. It begs the imagination.
Rick
another great history mangled by poor readers I enjoyed listening to it except for the fact that Morgan scorpion sounds like Elmer Fudd and Tim Garvin has no idea how to pronounce any of the names I wonder if the people who put well read and their comments actually speak English
good stuff
A LibriVox Listener
It was sometimes difficult to listen to the guy with down syndrom speak.
quite a literary feat to tackle w/ a speech impediment
C. FELIX FORTVNATVS
Great book
olav774
Even if the quality of the recordings from the different readers varies, the book over all is well read, captivating and interesting.
Rick Leaumont
Excellent readers - good pronunciation of difficult names Inclusion of a map would have been very helpful
A LibriVox Listener
Some very hesitant narrators however on the whole a good listen.
Interesting material, well read
Timothy Ferguson
Details about Celtic culture particularly interesting...