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Caesar's Invasion of BritainAt 9 am on 25 August 55 BC, eighty warships and transports lay at anchor under the shadow of the South Foreland cliffs. Looking up at the cliff tops, the Roman commander, Caius Julius Caesar, saw thousands of British warriors from all the tribes of the South, ready to resist with force the imperialism of Rome. Caesar's Invasion of Britain does much more than tell the story of the abortive invasions of 55 and 54 BC. The book surveys the cultural

OLIVE KITTRIDGE: indomitable

Όλα ήρθαν φυσιολογικά στο δρόμο μου ή σ' εμένα φάνηκε έτσι

language and form

it is ideal for cross-curricular activities

from his debut as a teacher of rhetoric in North Africa to his baptism as a Christian and the renunciation of a worldly career in Milan

Ο μεγάλος Φλωρεντίνος βάρδος

Rebus turned to face Cafferty

the aim is to show how Isaeus deployed his outstanding rhetorical skills to support his client’s legal case

Από τις εγχώριες ομορφιές

και ο έρωτας που γεννιέται ανάμεσα τους είναι φλογερός

Gerald O'Collins covers the history of the Catholic Church

A carefully edited version of A Tale with No Name by Penelope Delta