The Civil War
Autor Julius Caesar Traducere de Jane P Gardneren Limba Engleză Paperback – 18 noi 1976
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780140441871
ISBN-10: 0140441875
Pagini: 368
Ilustrații: maps, plans, index, bibliography, glossary
Dimensiuni: 129 x 200 x 23 mm
Greutate: 0.3 kg
Editura: Penguin Publishing Group
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 0140441875
Pagini: 368
Ilustrații: maps, plans, index, bibliography, glossary
Dimensiuni: 129 x 200 x 23 mm
Greutate: 0.3 kg
Editura: Penguin Publishing Group
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
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Notă biografică
Gaius Julius Caesar was born in 100BC into an ancient patrician family. He was imprisoned for a time with his familly, for protesting against the then leadership of Sulla, but advanced slowly through the sixties rising to the rank of praetor and forming the 'first triumvirate' with Pompey and Crassus. Elected consul in 59BC, he then became Governor for Transalpine Gaul. After the death of Crassus and the defeat of Pompey in 45BC, Caesar returned to Rome as dictator. He was assassinated in March 44BC.
Jane Gardner received degrees in Classics from Glasgow and Oxford Universities and was Senior Lecturer in Classics at Reading University. She is the author of, among others, Women in Roman Law and Society and The Roman Household: A Sourcebook.
Jane Gardner received degrees in Classics from Glasgow and Oxford Universities and was Senior Lecturer in Classics at Reading University. She is the author of, among others, Women in Roman Law and Society and The Roman Household: A Sourcebook.
Cuprins
The Civil WarIntroduction Historical background Caesar - the man and his aims The Civil War and the continuations
Bibliographical Note
Translator's Note
Caesar: The Civil War
Part I: The Struggle Begins 1. Intransigence at Rome 2. Caesar reacts 3. The Seige of Corfinium 4. Pompey leaves Italy 5. Caesar's Senate 6. Resistance at Massilia 7. The First Spanish campaign - Ilerda 8. A naval fight at Massilia 9. Spain - a war of attrition 10. The Pompeians capitulate
Part II: Securing the West 1. The Seige of Massilia 2. Spain - the surrender of Varro 3. Massilia capitulates 4. Africa - Curio's campaign 5. Curio's last stand
Part III: The Great Confrontation 1. Caesar in Italy - Pompey's preparations 2. Negotiations in Epirus 3. Trouble in Italy 4. Antony runs the gauntlet 5. The Lieutenants in Macedon 6. Stalemate at Dyrrachium 7. Setbacks for Caesar 8. Caesar moves to Thessaly 9. Pompey follows 10. The battle of Pharsalus 11. The death of Peompey 12. Caesar at Alexandria
The Alexandrian War
I. Events in Egypt
1. Miltary preparations 2. The water supply poisoned 3. Naval engagements 4. The last stages
II. Events in Asia
III. Events in Illyricum
IV. Events in Spain
V. Caesar Chastens Pharnaces: Zela
The African War 1. Initail landings in Africa 2. Waiting at Ruspina 3. Consolidation 4. Caesar takes the offense 5. The Pompeians lose the initiative 6. Thapsus 7. The settlement of Africa
The Spanish War 1. Caesar pursues the Pompeians 2. The victory of Munda 3. 'Mopping-up'
Notes The Civil War The Alexandrain The African War The Spanish War
Appendixes I. The Text II. The Ultimate Decree III. Pharsalus IV. Chronological Outline of the Careers of Pompey and Caesar
Glossary or Persons and Places
Index of Maps
Maps and Sketch-Plans
Translator's Note
Caesar: The Civil War
Part I: The Struggle Begins 1. Intransigence at Rome 2. Caesar reacts 3. The Seige of Corfinium 4. Pompey leaves Italy 5. Caesar's Senate 6. Resistance at Massilia 7. The First Spanish campaign - Ilerda 8. A naval fight at Massilia 9. Spain - a war of attrition 10. The Pompeians capitulate
Part II: Securing the West 1. The Seige of Massilia 2. Spain - the surrender of Varro 3. Massilia capitulates 4. Africa - Curio's campaign 5. Curio's last stand
Part III: The Great Confrontation 1. Caesar in Italy - Pompey's preparations 2. Negotiations in Epirus 3. Trouble in Italy 4. Antony runs the gauntlet 5. The Lieutenants in Macedon 6. Stalemate at Dyrrachium 7. Setbacks for Caesar 8. Caesar moves to Thessaly 9. Pompey follows 10. The battle of Pharsalus 11. The death of Peompey 12. Caesar at Alexandria
The Alexandrian War
I. Events in Egypt
1. Miltary preparations 2. The water supply poisoned 3. Naval engagements 4. The last stages
II. Events in Asia
III. Events in Illyricum
IV. Events in Spain
V. Caesar Chastens Pharnaces: Zela
The African War 1. Initail landings in Africa 2. Waiting at Ruspina 3. Consolidation 4. Caesar takes the offense 5. The Pompeians lose the initiative 6. Thapsus 7. The settlement of Africa
The Spanish War 1. Caesar pursues the Pompeians 2. The victory of Munda 3. 'Mopping-up'
Notes The Civil War The Alexandrain The African War The Spanish War
Appendixes I. The Text II. The Ultimate Decree III. Pharsalus IV. Chronological Outline of the Careers of Pompey and Caesar
Glossary or Persons and Places
Index of Maps
Maps and Sketch-Plans