Its author defies believability in his description of an elk with no joints and an ox with a horn growing out of the middle of his head, two of the fantastic animals described in the Hyrcanian Forests.
Its author defies believability in his description of an elk with no joints and an ox with a horn growing out of the middle of his head, two of the fantastic animals described in the Hyrcanian Forests. Only the first section of Book I and the second section of Book VI are about provincial matters. The supplementary books are believed to have been written by Aulus Hirtius, [*] but more interesting are earlier descriptions of such mean as Divitiacus and Ariovistus. FTP, name this work whose concluding sections include accounts of the siege of Alesia and the capitulation of Vercingetorix, a work by Julius Caesar.
Its author defies believability in his description of an elk with no joints and an ox with a horn growing out of the middle of his head, two of the fantastic animals described in the Hyrcanian Forests.
{Commentaries} on the Gallic Wars or De {Bello Gallico}