De Bello Gallico and Other Commentaries

Synopsis

"De Bello Gallico" and Other Commentaries is the narrative of the historical Gallic Wars and The civil war written by Gaius Julius Caesar, who was a Roman general and Latin Prose writer. Though there are debates on his other writing, he has been attributed to the war narrative books such as On the Alexandrine War, On the African War, and On the Hispanic War.

Julius Caesar was the instrumental force in to form the Roman Empire, and had been fighting for eight years against the local armies which opposed the Roman domination.

"De Bello Gallico" and Other Commentaries has been divided into two volumes titled The War in Gaul (with Eight books) and The Civil War (with three books). Each book on the first volume The war in Gaul details the conflict with separate groups such as Helvetii, Belgae, Servius Galba, Suebi, and others.

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