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Wednesday, November 20, 2013. There were plenty of useful comments about the website itself, as well as its content. There are two main theses:. First, Caesar had to be diplomatic in order to keep himself in Gaul, and to position himself so he could be successful militarily. His need to be diplomatic lessens greatly over time, which corresponds with how many legions he had at a time. Something I ought to add is how being diplomatic involves the attempt to avoid battle. Wednesday, November 13, 2013. I att...

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Wednesday, November 20, 2013. There were plenty of useful comments about the website itself, as well as its content. There are two main theses:. First, Caesar had to be diplomatic in order to keep himself in Gaul, and to position himself so he could be successful militarily. His need to be diplomatic lessens greatly over time, which corresponds with how many legions he had at a time. Something I ought to add is how being diplomatic involves the attempt to avoid battle. Wednesday, November 13, 2013. I att...

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Wednesday, November 20, 2013. There were plenty of useful comments about the website itself, as well as its content. There are two main theses:. First, Caesar had to be diplomatic in order to keep himself in Gaul, and to position himself so he could be successful militarily. His need to be diplomatic lessens greatly over time, which corresponds with how many legions he had at a time. Something I ought to add is how being diplomatic involves the attempt to avoid battle. Wednesday, November 13, 2013. I att...

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Caesarian Diplomacy: Riding High in Gaul

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Tuesday, October 29, 2013. Riding High in Gaul. Continuing the visual representation of textual data as above, here is the chart for Book 2 of Caesar's Gallic War:. So far my theory holds that there is something going on here stylistically, but there are still 4 books that were written by Caesar to be considered, and one not written by him. There will shortly be more graphs about the following libris. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Crossing the English Channel. Riding High in Gaul.

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Caesarian Diplomacy: LAUNCH

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Wednesday, November 13, 2013. O Di, the mistakes I have made in coding. I tried the methods shown in class, but there was something wrong. I attempted to use only Notepad with File Zilla, but something was wrong. Yet, as always, the internet has saved me. I have not been able to upload much to the website as of yet, but it is bloody functional, and I'm happy for it! Http:/ dmmartyne.iweb.bsu.edu/. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Flailing About in XML. View my complete profile.

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Caesarian Diplomacy: Maps of Gaul

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Wednesday, November 6, 2013. One of the most interesting things about De Bello Gallico is that it gives a surprisingly concise definition of where things are in relation to each other. Taking the idea from the Etruscans, they used straight lines, mountain ranges, and rivers to define territory. Here are some useful maps I have been able to find:. Now that Voyant is working for me again, here's Book 5:. The Romans get bloodied here, albeit it is the loss of two cohorts, but even at the end here Caesar fin...

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Caesarian Diplomacy: Post-Prototype

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Wednesday, November 20, 2013. There were plenty of useful comments about the website itself, as well as its content. There are two main theses:. First, Caesar had to be diplomatic in order to keep himself in Gaul, and to position himself so he could be successful militarily. His need to be diplomatic lessens greatly over time, which corresponds with how many legions he had at a time. Something I ought to add is how being diplomatic involves the attempt to avoid battle. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Caesarian Diplomacy: October 2013

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Tuesday, October 29, 2013. Crossing the English Channel. Here is Liber Quartus in context. The Suevi are the central enemies at about the 75% mark, and are defeated by Caesar in Chapter 27. As the book concludes, Caesar moves into Britain, where they have designs to fight the Romans on account of their lesser numbers. The following chart will give greater context to the end of Quartus. The trend stands, and here would seem to be the highest point in the war for Caesar, given that he received a special co...

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