Gallic Wars

To supply the army or provide other services, traders and contractors often traveled with Roman legions; Julius Caesar had such a person with him during the Gallic Wars, explicitly “for the sake of business.”

The Sack of Washington Murphy, Cullen 2007

For a moment, Beau could see Adam Le Boeuf standing in front of the class, explaining Caesar's Gallic Wars, telling them all about the French hero Vercingetorix, a name Beau had never forgotten.

Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine 2003

For a moment, Beau could see Adam Le Boeuf standing in front of the class, explaining Caesar's Gallic Wars, telling them all about the French hero Vercingetorix, a name Beau had never forgotten.

Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine 2003

But I still had to translate half a page of Caesar's goddamned Gallic Wars, and I saw the President on TV, and I figured things were okay, because he was the President of the United Goddamned States, and he-had to know what was really going on.

The Bear and the Dragon Clancy, Tom, 1947- 2000

Yagoda's tour of the current memoir craze follows a historical approach, tracing the genre's development over time - starting with Caesar's account of the Gallic Wars.

NYT > Home Page By ELSA DIXLER 2010

Ann Chase, the town's leading witch, scares off Cal's crazies by "cursing" them - i.e. quoting a fragment of Caesar's Gallic Wars in Latin.

Between the Covers 2009

These 9 years of terrible bloodshed are known to us as the Gallic Wars, which climaxed at Alesia.

StrategyPage.com 2009

These 9 years of terrible bloodshed are known to us as the Gallic Wars, which climaxed at Alesia.

StrategyPage.com 2009

Cæsar's _Gallic Wars_, which makes a single volume of moderate size with us, made eight Roman books.] -- the work filled one hundred and forty - two volumes -- perished during the disturbed period that followed the overthrow of the empire.

General History for Colleges and High Schools Philip Van Ness Myers