Gaius Julius Ceasar Libri

Pochi personaggi storici sono stati così decisivi e ricchi di fascino come Giulio Cesare. E pochissimi così sapientemente scrittori. L'equilibrio, l'eleganza e lo straordinario acume storico fanno di queste opere di Giulio Cesare due gioielli della letteratura latina antica. Gaio Giulio Cesare (ca. 100-44 a.C.), oltre a essere grande uomo politico e generale romano, fu uno dei principali letterati del suo tempo. Nato da nobilissima famiglia, nel 60 fece parte del primo triumvirato con Pompeo e Crasso. Console nel 59, proconsole delle Gallie nel 58, in otto anni conquistò la provincia gallica. Eletto dittatore a vita, fu assassinato da una congiura di repubblicani nel 44.

Su Cesare scrittore vale ancor oggi il giudizio di Cicerone: "Questi libri sono nudi, schietti, affascinanti, spogli di ogni retorica come una persona della veste. Cesare volle fornir materia a chi intendesse scrivere di storia; ma fece cosa grata, se mai, agli sciocchi che vorranno aggiungervi riccioli; ma alle persone assennate tolse la voglia di scrivere". La lettura di questo capolavoro, però, può esser maggiormente proficua a chi abbia una chiara conoscenza delle circostanze storiche e geografiche, della tecnica e nomenclatura militare, della strategia adottata da Cesare durante la lunga guerra. La moderna traduzione italiana con testo a fronte è perciò accompagnata, nella presente edizione, da cartine e tabelle cronologiche, e da un'ampia serie di notizie riguardanti l'esercito, le fortificazioni, con riferimento ai vari passi dell'opera. Il ""De bello gallico" fu oggetto di ammirazione e di lungo studio da parte del grande architetto Andrea Palladio; egli lo tradusse (1575) e lo illustrò con 25 tavole dal segno elegante, minuto e preciso qui riprodotte. Testo latino a fronte.

C. Iulius Caesar (102-44) defied dictator Sulla, served in the Mithridatic wars & in Spain, pushed into politics as a democrat against the senate, was the leader of the coalition with Pompey & Crassus, conquered Gaul, attacked Britain twice, was forced into civil war, became master of the Roman world & achieved wide-reaching reforms until his murder. We have his books of Commentarii(notes): eight on his wars in Gaul (58-52), including the two expeditions to Britain (55-54) & three on the civil war (49-48). They record his campaigns in third person, with occasional digressions, in vigorous, direct, unemotional style, the civil war account being more impassioned. This edition of Caesar is in three volumes. Volume I is his Gallic War. The Alexandrian War, the African War & the Spanish War, commonly ascribed to Caesar by mss. but of uncertain authorship, are in Volume III.

The Satanic Bible 2012, Second Edition has been edited and re-formatted, presenting the foundational belief system of Spiritual Satanism 999. Initiated supporters explore the deeper mystical aspects of Vampir Satanism 999. Realist Satanists are introduced to the mystical content aimed primarily at Mystics. The author, Rev. Caesar 999, outlines the temple's structure and the two main branches of Satanism existing at the time of the book's original writing: LaVeyan and Traditional or Theistic Satanism. The temple distinguishes itself as a form of Theistic Satanism. The book details the major branches of the temple, each with its own mysticism and purpose, emphasizing the need for a structured system. Given the perceived constant warfare with right-hand path religions, the Orders are conceptualized as a spiritual militant hierarchy of Warrior-Priests. It also introduces the foundation for the Holy Whore Priestesses and Priests, rooted in ancient pre-Christian traditions, aiming to restore the Holy Whore Tantric Priestess and Priesthood. The core section discusses the Virtuous Principles, the temple's main deity, and the concept of the Androgynous God/Goddess, aligned with the goddess Kali or Satanic Kali. The Principles, also known as the Anti-Christian or Satanic Moral-Value System, draw from pre-Judeo-Christian beliefs and values, intended to replace the Judeo-Christian moral framework within the temple and its communities.

The narrative provides an insightful firsthand account of Julius Caesar's military campaigns in Gaul from 58 to 52 BC, structured into seven books, each corresponding to a specific year. Through detailed descriptions of battles, strategies, and interactions with various tribes, Caesar offers a unique perspective on Roman military tactics and the complexities of leadership during this pivotal period in history. The work highlights themes of power, ambition, and the challenges of conquest.

Der populäre Kriegsbericht Caesars Caesars Bericht von der Unterwerfung Galliens (58-51 v. Chr.) gehört zu den populärsten Dokumenten der Antike. Die Schrift sollte seine oft selbstherrlichen Maßnahmen rechtfertigen und die Argumente der politischen Gegner entkräften. Die unerreichte Schlichtheit des Stils und die Klarheit der Sprache lassen den propagandistischen Zweck geschickt in den Hintergrund treten. Die Schilderungen der Stämme Galliens, Germaniens und Britanniens sind die ältesten erhaltenen Zeugnisse über diese Volksgruppen. Übersetzt und herausgegeben von Otto Schönberger. Format 10,7 x 17,3 cm. Gebunden mit Schutzumschlag.

Tři knihy o občanské válce zachycující události z let 49 a 48 př. n. l., avšak jsou nedokončené. Caesar se v této své práci vykresluje jako nedobrovolný bojovník v nevyhnutelném konfliktu. O tažení v Alexandrii v roce 47 př. n. l. vyhotovil Aulus Hirtius spis Bellum Alexandrinum. Existují ještě další dvě knihy, jež byly připisovány Caesarovi, ve skutečnosti je ale napsal někdo jiný: Bellum Africanum a Bellum Hispaniense, jež líčí závěrečná střetnutí občanské války z let 46 a 45 př. n. l.

Die hier erstmals in einem Band zusammengefassten Schriften Caesars veranschaulichen in der ihm eigenen, von innerer Distanz und Nüchternheit geprägten Weise die Grundlinien seines imperatorischen Denkens und Handelns.

Jeder, der Latein gelernt hat, kennt diesen Text, aber auch jedem Asterix-und-Obelix-Leser sind die paraphrasierten ersten Zeilen bekannt: Gallia est omnis divisa in partes tres... Caesar wurde das Aufgabengebiet Gallien im Verlauf des Jahres 59 v. Chr. zugesprochen; über seine zehn Jahre dauernde Kriegsführung legt er in den Commentarii belli Gallici Rechenschaft ab.

Zápisky o válce galské jsou nejznámějším a zároveň nejvýznamnějším dílem římského vojevůdce Gaia Iulia Caesara. V sedmi knihách psaných ve třetí osobě popisuje nejen svá tažení a bitvy, ale i přírodu a zvyky starých Galů, Germánů apod. Vyprávění počíná rokem 58 př.n.l. a končí rokem 52 př. n. l., přičemž sloh díla je velmi jednoduchý a prostý, používá relativně malou slovní zásobu, bez zbytečných odboček a básnických příkras. Čtenář má možnost se seznámit nejen s Caesarovým geniálním vojenským a politickým nadáním, ale také s dokonalou organizací a vysokou kvalitou římského vojáka.

This comprehensive reader utilizes a step-by-step approach to help students of Latin read and understand the longest and most dramatic book of Caesar's Gallic War. Book 7 is the culmination of the conflict between Gaul, led by the young Arvernian Vercingetorix and fighting for its freedom and political survival, and the Romans, led by Julius Caesar and fighting for hegemony and political mastery. The final battle at Alesia, pitting the united might of Gaul at 339,000 men against a Roman army of 40,000, changed the course of Western history. This reader is ideal for Latin students of all levels who have a basic knowledge of grammar and morphology. The Latin text of all 90 chapters of Book 7 is broken down into manageable segments, normally about a sentence in length. Immediately following, all vocabulary is provided with several meanings of each word selected for that particular context. This is especially helpful for beginning students who are sometimes unsure which definition of a given word to select for translation. Following the vocabulary, there are notes on the passage. A unique feature of this reader is that the notes are complete and cover the syntax of every construction and every word in turn. The thoroughness of this reader facilitates speed in reading, increases comprehension, and promotes satisfaction in reading a difficult language. The benefits of this approach will be shared by teachers and students alike.

Der Rubikon, ein kleiner Fluss in Italien, ist historisch bedeutend, da Cäsar hier eine entscheidende Wahl für das Schicksal der römischen Zivilisation traf. Mit dem berühmten Ausspruch "Die Würfel sind gefallen!" überschritt er die Grenze, was zum Begriff "den Rubikon überschreiten" führte, der für mutige, unwiderrufliche Entscheidungen steht.

Verslag door de Romeinse heerser (100-44 v.Chr.) van zijn veldtocht in Gallië in 58-52 voor Chr.

Caesar war Pompeius nach der Schlacht bei Pharsalos nach Ägypten gefolgt. Von den Reizen der ägyptischen Königin Kleopatra verführt und beeinflusst, griff er in den Erb- und Thronstreit mit ihrem Bruder Ptolemaios XIII. ein. Daraus entwickelte sich ein Straßenkampf in Alexandria, der erst durch Hilfe von außen zu Caesars Gunsten entschieden werden konnte. Die kriegerischen Auseinandersetzungen sind im ›Bellum Alexandrinum‹ beschrieben und stehen im Zusammenhang mit Caesars ›Commentarii‹. Der Verfasser des ›Bellum Africum‹ berichtet über Caesars Feldzüge in Afrika von Ende 47 bis Anfang 46 v. Chr.; das ›Bellum Hispaniense‹ schildert Caesars Kämpfe von Dezember 46 bis August 45 in Spanien.