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Καῖσαρ Plutarch
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İngilizce Yunanca
19.1 His second war, directly in defence of the Gauls, was against the Germans,Cf. Caesar, B. G. i. 30-53. although previously, in Rome, he had made their king Ariovistus an ally.Acting as consul, in 59 B.C. But they were intolerable neighbours of Caesar’s subjects, and if an opportunity presented itself it was thought that they would not remain quietly in their present homes, but would encroach upon and occupy Gaul.
19.2 Seeing that his officers were inclined to be afraid, and particularly all the young men of high rank who had come out intending to make the campaign with Caesar an opportunity for high living and money-making, he called them togetherCf. Caesar, B. G. i. 40. and bade them be off, since they were so unmanly and effeminate, and not force themselves to face danger; as for himself, he said he would take the tenth legion alone and march against the Barbarians; the enemy would be no better fighters than the Cimbri, and he himself was no worse a general than Marius.
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