Caesar - de Bello Gallico. Liber II

Caesar recounts the second year of his campaigns in Gaul and Britain, AUC 697 (57 BC)
Significant Events:
Belgic Conspiracy 0:26
Remi surrender to Caesar 2:10
Caesar moves against the Belgae 6:33
Roman/Belgae Face-Off 9:36
Battle in the River 11:38
Belgic Army breaks up 13:49
The Nervii 19:21
Battle of the Sambre 23:48
Defeat of the Aduatuci 36:49
Certain maps by Cristiano64
Art by Peter Connolly, Angus McBride, and Giuseppe Rava

[@simpleuniverse567]

I cannot stop listening to your works. It really helps to improve my Latin. Thank you.

[@ThePrinceSterling]

+analyzer of nature Good to hear.

[@allanpinheirodossantos6323]

Gratias maximas pro opus

[@malboyce3468]

Where is the English version of Part 2? Please?

[@ThePrinceSterling]

I was waiting to see how well the English version of Book 1 did before I committed to Book 2. The views have started to pick up as of late so I will probably churn out an English Book 2 early next year.

[@malboyce3468]

Thank you for your reply - I appreciate it. I wish i knew Latin but alas nooo. Who ever voiced Part1 made the difference for me, as I found other voice actors? to not have the presence to keep me interested. Once again - Thank you, I look forward to Part2 when it arrives :-)

[@laynes118]

I've been enjoying listening to your recordings of De Bello Gallico. Your Latin has a natural flow to it. If it weren't a dead language, I'd be wondering if you were a native speaker. I know it's a bit out there, but after you've recorded all 8 books, what are your future plans?

[@ThePrinceSterling]

+Layne Saltern Well, as for the rest of 2015, the remake of Book 1; three or four short pop culture (Latin dub) videos I want to put out; a little Thucydides (in English) perhaps; and if I can manage, some Ovid I think. Beyond that I plan on Books 6 and 7 being done next year (and maybe 8). The Aeneid is something I might do as well. Stay tuned....

[@danielonesra_eo]

+ThePrinceSterling Si licet singulum scriptorem petere, placebit aliquas litteras Ciceronis tua voce recitatas audire, inprimis Orationes eius.

[@ThePrinceSterling]

+Daniel Arseneault Tibi placebit discere me sperare multas orationes (Ciceronis, Catonis, Caesaris, etc.) in posterum perficere.

[@laynes118]

+ThePrinceSterling Somnium Scipionis me valde delectat.

[@ThePrinceSterling]

+Layne Saltern Videbimus.

[@keegster7167]

1:00 Galli coniurationem fecerunt) Belgae novis imperiis studebant) 19:21 the end of the negotiations with the surrendered Bellovaci

[@keegster7167]

3:18 6:04 Quae omnia ab his diligenter ad diem facta sunt 6:37 finitur conloquium inter hostes 7:00 evidence of infixing subordinate clauses (three verbs side by side at the end of the sentence) 7:35 finis capitelli

[@keegster7167]

10:45

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12:49

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23:48