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This site contains notes on selections from The Gallic War by Julius Caesar, intended for students of Latin at the upper-intermediate level. They are assumed to be learning to translate themselves, thus no translation is given. The selections are those to be included on the syllabus of the new AP Latin course currently (2010) being developed by the College Board. This is a wiki, and anyone can sign up for an account to | This site contains notes on selections from The Gallic War by Julius Caesar, intended for students of Latin at the upper-intermediate level. They are assumed to be learning to translate themselves, thus no translation is given. The selections are those to be included on the syllabus of the new AP Latin course currently (2010) being developed by the College Board. This is a wiki, and anyone can sign up for an account to add material or correct errors. Qualified readers should feel free to add material, provided that it is in the public domain and not under copyright. At the initial creation of the site notes were taken from public domain sources (see Bibliography of Editions Used). The selection of notes (with digital enhancements) was initially made at Dickinson College by Brendan Boston, with supervision and revision by Christopher Francese, in the summer of 2010. The creation of this site was made possible by the Roberts Fund for Classical Studies at Dickinson College, at Dickinson's Department of Classical Studies. | ||
Revision as of 19:07, 5 August 2010
Prof. Christopher Francese, Editor in Chief
Department of Classical Studies, Dickinson College
This site contains notes on selections from The Gallic War by Julius Caesar, intended for students of Latin at the upper-intermediate level. They are assumed to be learning to translate themselves, thus no translation is given. The selections are those to be included on the syllabus of the new AP Latin course currently (2010) being developed by the College Board. This is a wiki, and anyone can sign up for an account to add material or correct errors. Qualified readers should feel free to add material, provided that it is in the public domain and not under copyright. At the initial creation of the site notes were taken from public domain sources (see Bibliography of Editions Used). The selection of notes (with digital enhancements) was initially made at Dickinson College by Brendan Boston, with supervision and revision by Christopher Francese, in the summer of 2010. The creation of this site was made possible by the Roberts Fund for Classical Studies at Dickinson College, at Dickinson's Department of Classical Studies.
