Notes of the Greatest Ruler

The glory of the most prominent political, state, and military figure Gaius Julius Caesar remains a moral-political guide for many politicians to this day. Among Caesar's numerous gifts, his literary talent and outstanding abilities as a military historian are acknowledged. Confirmation of this is found in the books "Commentaries on the Gallic War" and "Civil War." These are not only talented memoirs but also an inimitable example of truly Roman literary style, a hallmark of ancient Roman classical literature. The edition will be of interest to a wide range of readers. Lovers of an accessible style of presenting complex events will rejoice in the simplicity of describing the tangled relationships of the political elite of Europe in the first century BC. Fans of military history will see a clear picture of the preparation and conduct of military operations, gaining a deeper understanding of the tactics and strategies of military leadership of that time. For those who enjoy historical-political narratives, the relationships within European tribes and Caesar's masterful command of the technique of combining foreign policy activities with internal political struggles in Rome will be of special interest.