InCommentaries on the Gallic WarsbyMackenzie Patel·Jan 30, 2021Book VII Section IV: Alesia and the EndCaesar extinguishes Vercingetorix and Gallic culture in this last, pan-Gallic battle.
InCommentaries on the Gallic WarsbyMackenzie Patel·Jan 30, 2021Book VII Section III: Labienus and the ParisiiCaesar gives four pages of the spotlight to Labienus and his dealings with the Parisii tribe.
InCommentaries on the Gallic WarsbyMackenzie Patel·Jan 30, 2021Book VII Section II: The Siege of GergoviaRomans and Gauls alike sustain heavy casualties during intense siege warfare at Gergovia.
InCommentaries on the Gallic WarsbyMackenzie Patel·Jan 29, 2021Book VII Section I: The Rising of VercingetorixThe beginning of the true end of the Gallic civilization.
InCommentaries on the Gallic WarsbyMackenzie Patel·Jan 29, 2021Book VI Section III: The Hunting of AmbiorixBack to the regularly scheduled wartime programming 🍝
InCommentaries on the Gallic WarsbyMackenzie Patel·Jan 29, 2021Book VI Section II: Ethnography of Gaul and GermanyCaesar puts on his anthropologist hat and describes the cultures he’s ethnically cleansing.
InCommentaries on the Gallic WarsbyMackenzie Patel·Jan 29, 2021Book VI Section I: Punitive Expeditions in the NortheastCaesar builds ANOTHER bridge across the Rhine to spook the Germans and their Gallic allies.
InCommentaries on the Gallic WarsbyMackenzie Patel·Jan 28, 2021Book V Section II: Attack on the Winter CampsThe Romans endure their first serious defeat at the hands of Gallic cunning.
InCommentaries on the Gallic WarsbyMackenzie Patel·Jan 26, 2021Book V Section I: Second Expedition to BritainBecause invading Britain one time wasn’t enough, Caesar returns for the second act.
InCommentaries on the Gallic WarsbyMackenzie Patel·Feb 8, 2021Book IV Section II: First Expedition to BritainCaesar invades another continent and gets wrecked (literally).
