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Comentarios de la guerra de las Galias y de la guerra civil
by Cayo Julio César · Sarpe · tapa blanda · 365 pages
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Pages: 365 pagesAuthor: Cayo Julio CésarPublisher: SarpeFormat: tapa blandaLanguage: es-ESRelease date: 1/1/1985ISBN: ISBN 9788472917989
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Synopsis of Comentarios de la guerra de las Galias y de la guerra civil
Sumérgete en la historia de la Antigua Roma con esta edición de 'Comentarios de la guerra de las Galias y de la guerra civil' de Cayo Julio César. Publicado en 1985 por Sarpe, este libro ofrece una visión detallada de los conflictos bélicos que marcaron la época. Ideal para estudiantes de historia y amantes de la literatura clásica, esta edición en tapa blanda te transportará a los campos de batalla y las intrigas políticas de la Roma de César.
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