[1a] [C]aesar fuisse tradatur ex celsa stature./ Colore candido. Teretibus Me[m]bris. Ore paulo/ pleniore. Nigris uegetisq[ue] oculis. Valitudine/ prospera. nisi q[ui]d tpre extreme repente aio lingui./ atq[ue] et p somniu[m] ex terreri solebat. [7a. red] Cai Caesaris Imperatoris comentarior[ii]/ Be

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[1a] [C]aesar fuisse tradatur ex celsa stature./ Colore candido. Teretibus Me[m]bris. Ore paulo/ pleniore. Nigris uegetisq[ue] oculis. Valitudine/ prospera. nisi q[ui]d tpre extreme repente aio lingui./ atq[ue] et p somniu[m] ex terreri solebat. [7a. red] Cai Caesaris Imperatoris comentarior[ii]/ Belli Gallici primvs liber incipit/ feliciter./ [black] [G]allia est om[n]is diuisa inptes tris. Quar/ una incolunt Belge. [125b. red] Epistola A. Hircii ad Balbum. A Hircius Balbo suo salutem duit Lege feliciter. [126a. red] A. Hircij. Commentarior[ii] belli Gallici Liber octa/uus feliciter Iulius Celsus Constantinus V./ C. Emendauit. [140a. red] Comentarior[ii] C. Iulij C[a]e[sar]. de bello ciuili Pomep/iano Liber p[ri]mus Iulius Celsus Constantinus./ V.C. Emendauit feliciter. [206b. red] Commentarior[ii]C. Iulius C[a]e[sar] A. Hircij de Bello/ Alexandrino Liber Quartus Iulius Celsus Constantinus. V.C. Emendauit feliciter. [228a. red] Commentarior[ii] C. Iulij C[a]e[sar] A. Hircij de bello Ap/hricano Liber Quintus Iulius Celsus Constan/tinus. V.C. Emendauit feliciter. [254b. red] Commentarior[ii] A. Hircii de bello Hispaniensi Li/ber Sextus Iulius Celsus Constantinus. V.C/ Emendauit. feliciter. [266a. end] Quorum Laudib[us] et virtute.

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Julius Caesar was born in 100 BCE. He rose to become one of the most powerful politicians in the Roman Republic through a number of his accomplishments, notably his victories in the Gallic Wars. During this time, Caesar became the first Roman general to cross both the English Channel and the Rhine River, when he built a bridge across the Rhine and crossed the Channel to invade Britain. Caesar's wars extended Rome's territory to Britain and past Gaul. The Senate ordered Caesar to step down from h...

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