De bello Gallico liber secundus, by Julius Caesar, provides a detailed account of the second year of the Gallic Wars. This volume, edited by A.C. Liddell, offers students and enthusiasts alike the original Latin text. Caesar's work remains a cornerstone of Latin studies, offering invaluable insights into Roman military strategy and the political landscape of ancient Gaul.

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