Caesariana syntaxis quatenus a Ciceroniana differat

Delve into the nuances of Latin syntax as Jules Lebreton compares Julius Caesar's grammar to that of Cicero. Using examples from Caesar's writings, Lebreton provides a detailed analysis of the differences between the two styles, shedding light on the evolution of the Latin language during the late Republic and early Empire.

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