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2 RaaflaubSeries Editor Robert B. Strassler01_Caesar Web essay 1/6/18 2:44 PM Page iiiThe Landmark Julius Caesaris published by Pantheon Books, a division of Penguin Random HouseLLC, New York, and in Canada by Random House of Canada Limited, Landmark Julius CaesarWeb Essays copyright 2017 by Robert B. Strassler and Kurt They may be downloaded and printed for noncommercial use only. Any other use requireswritten permission of the copyright and edition, December 5, January 5, 2018 (pages vi vii, 203 4, 207 9, 233). 01_Caesar Web essay 1/6/18 2:44 PM Page ivCONTENTSfor The Landmark Julius CaesarEditor s Prefaceby Kurt A. Raaflaub xiiiSeries Editor s Prefaceby Robert B.
3 Strassler xviiIntroduction: Caesar s Life and Worksby Cynthia Damon and Kurt A. Raaflaub xxiiiSummary by Book and Chapter lxvKey to Maps and Diagrams xciiGALLICWAR 1 8 ONE 1 TWO 49 THREE 79 FOUR 107 FIVE
4 131 SIX 171 SEVEN 201 EIGHTby Aulus Hirtius 269 CIVILWAR 1 3 NINE* 307 TEN 369 ELEVEN 401 ALEXANDRIANWARby Unknown Author 1 TWELVE 491 AFRICANWARby Unknown Author 2 THIRTEEN 543 SPANISHWARby Unknown Author 3 FOURTEEN 605*For the purposes of cross-references and indexing, this Landmark edition has assigned to the books of the com-bined works on Caesar s wars the numbers one through fourteen, according to their chronological sequence.
5 01_Caesar Web essay 1/6/18 2:44 PM Page vCONTENTSviAPPENDIX A Who s Who in Caesar John T. Ramsey, University of Illinois at Chicago 639 APPENDIX B roman Currency and Units of Measurement Bryan Brinkman, Loyola Marymount University 665 APPENDIX C roman Calendars, Dates, and Time Christopher S. Mackay, University of Alberta 668 APPENDIX D The roman Military Christopher S. Mackay, University of Alberta 672 Ancient Authors 677 Glossary 685 Bibliography 695 Figure Credits 709 Index 711 Reference Maps and Directory
6 791 WEBESSAYSThe Internet has made it possible for us to include in our project essays on many more aspects of the corpus of Caesar s works. They are freely accessible at Preface to the Web Essaysby Kurt A. Raaflaub and Robert B. Strassler ixE: Caesar , Man of LettersDebra L. Nousek, University of Western Ontario 1 F: Caesar the PoliticianMartin Jehne, Technische Universit t Dresden 6 G: Caesar and PompeyDominic Machado, Wake Forest University 13 H:The Legacy of Rome s WarsKurt A. Raaflaub, Brown University 19 I: The Fall of the RepublicJudy E.
7 Gaughan, Colorado State University, Pueblo 25 J:The Legitimacy of Caesar s WarsErich S. Gruen, University of California, Berkeley 33K:Gaul in Caesar s TimeOlivier B chsensch tz, CNRS, Ecole Normale Sup rieure 40 L: Oppida: Towns in Caesar s WorldIan Ralston, University of Edinburgh 44 Caesar in His TimeCaesar s World01_Caesar Web essay 1/6/18 2:44 PM Page viviiCONTENTSM:Romans, Germans, and GermaniaMaureen Carroll, University of Sheffield 48N: Caesar on BritainTom Moore, Durham University 52O: The Mediterranean State SystemArthur M.
8 Eckstein, University of Maryland 57P:Late Republican Provincial AdministrationNathan Rosenstein, Ohio State University 63Q: The roman Army CampDuncan B. Campbell, University of Glasgow 68R:The Rules of WarJosh Levithan, Independent Scholar 73S:Military Engineering and SiegesDuncan B. Campbell, University of Glasgow 79T: The Economics of WarNathan Rosenstein, Ohio State University 84U:The Commercialization of WarClare Rowan, University of Warwick 88V:Military LogisticsNathan Rosenstein, Ohio State University 92W: War and Geographical Knowledge Richard J.
9 A. Talbert, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 97X: Caesar the General and LeaderLukas De Blois, Radboud University, Nijmegen 102Y:Civil War StrategiesArthur M. Eckstein, University of Maryland 109Z: Patterns of roman Land WarfareJonathan P. Roth, San Jos State University 114AA: Caesar at SeaNicolle Hirschfeld, Trinity University 125BB:The Chronology of Caesar s CampaignsKurt A. Raaflaub, Brown University John T. Ramsey, University of Illinois at Chicago 131CC:The roman Commentariusand Caesar s CommentariesKurt A. Raaflaub, Brown University 203DD: Caesar the HistorianChristopher B.
10 Krebs, Stanford University 210 Caesar s World(continued)War in Caesar s TimeLiterary Aspects of Caesar s Commentaries01_Caesar Web essay 1/6/18 2:44 PM Page viiviiiCONTENTSB ibliography 311EE: Caesar s Portrait of Caesar Keith Fairbank, Brown University 214FF: Caesar the EthnographerHester Schadee, University of Exeter 223GG:TheGallic Waras a Work of LiteratureDebra L. Nousek, University of Western Ontario 229HH:TheGallic Waras a Work of PropagandaAlexa Jervis, Buckley School, New York 236II:The Literary Art of the Civil WarLuca Grillo, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 241JJ: TheCivil War as a Work of PropagandaKurt A.
