Julius Caesar – The Gallic and Civil Wars (The Folio Society, 2006) Edition note Folio Society edition, first published in this illustrated format in 2006. Translated by S. A. Handford and Jane F. Gardner, edited and introduced by Jane F. Gardner, with a preface by Theodore K. Rabb. Printed and bound in Great Britain. Introduction This volume brings together Julius Caesar’s two most important historical works, offering a firsthand account of the campaigns that shaped the Roman world. Written with clarity, authority and political intent, The Gallic War and The Civil War remain foundational texts for the understanding of Roman military, leadership and power. This Folio Society edition presents the text in a carefully considered, scholarly and visually striking format. Content The book contains the complete texts of The Gallic War and The Civil War, followed by The Alexandrian War. Caesar recounts his campaigns in Gaul, his crossing of the Rubicon, and the ensuing civil conflict with Pompey, combining military detail with personal justification. The volume includes a series of full-page illustrations and photographic plates, reproducing classical sculpture, artefacts and archaeological material relevant to the narrative. Features Published by The Folio Society, London, 2006. Cloth-bound hardcover with gilt illustration on the front board and gilt titling on the spine. Printed on high-quality, lightly toned paper. Illustrated throughout with monochrome and colour plates. Sewn binding for durability and longevity. Designed and produced to Folio Society standards of craftsmanship. Condition Very good condition. The binding is clean and firm, with sharp corners and clear gilt decoration. The spine is straight and secure. Pages are crisp, clean and unmarked. The text block is tight, with no signs of foxing or damage. A well-preserved and attractive copy. Shipping The book will be carefully packed and shipped with tracking to ensure safe delivery.