Julius Caesar's Gallic Wars, book one (De Bello Gallico) - Latin audiobook

This is the recording of Julius Caesar's first book on the Gallic Wars, in which he tells us about Gaul's geography and people. Furthermore two battles are described in it: the first one in which he defeated the Helvetii, who wanted to conquer all Gaul after going forth from their territories, which they thought to be too narrow to their population's extent and renown for warfare and bravery; the second one, in which, after trying to come to terms with Ariovistus, the German king, throught his ambassadors, he was driven to fight and defeated him.
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[@ThatsShowbizBabyy]

Excellent. I fall asleep to this regularly. Thank you for your hard work!

[@lectionesantiquae3090]

I'm so glad that you enjoy it that much!

[@Hernan-ze4sl]

Thanks for your work! I love your videos. Personally, I prefer the ecclesiastical pronuntiation because most restituta speakers (at least in my experience) have a really strong American accent and exaggerate the long vowels. Still "de gustibus non est disputandum" and there are excelent speakers in both classical and ecclesiastical pronuntiations. I count you as one of them so pay no attention to the haters.

[@bene6008]

Heus! Multitudo explanationum de voce hic uti mira mi est. Sed "pellicula cinematographica" (Mi fuit nullum melius verbum) est bene auditura. Valete

[@Elv1s_TCB]

Italicvs svm et pronūntiātionem clāssicam et ecclesiasticam adhibeo. Sed, sēntentiā meā, illam clāssicam discere debes. Valē!

[@lectionesantiquae3090]

Classicam scio eamque in scholis cum discipulis quibusdam adhibeo, non tamen hic. Illa enim causa ecclesiasticam adhibeo, quia exstant iam libri classica enuntiatione lecti apud RUclips. Ex. gr.: ruclips.net/video/Forgq8ooePs/видео.html
Vale plurimum!

[@janusroland]

Macte! Gratias tibi ago.

[@pooroldnostradamus]

I'm not sure what the complaints are about, really. At no point did he claim this was going to be in reconstructed classical pronunciation.

[@quigley3279]

Beautiful Latina Ecclesia. I like the classical pronunciations personally, but my accent is too strong. So I end up sounding Ecclesiastical anyways.

[@lectionesantiquae3090]

I'm glad you liked it! I have recorded only one book using the classical pronunciation so far: ruclips.net/video/k3DCcrmtESg/видео.html. I think you will enjoy it. I intend to record more of them!

[@sunumi]

wonderful channel thank you for your work

[@alessiorancani5482]

Book 2 please ❤

[@stefanomartelli1137]

I understand 90% more than franch…. Incredibile

[@lectionesantiquae3090]

Haha non ne dubito. Pur essendo una lingua neolatina, la pronuncia del Francese è molto differente da quella delle altre lingue neolatine.

[@aguy3082]

Commenters seem to have a hard time understanding that many people that learn Latin WANT to learn standardized pronunciation instead of reconstructed and specifically look for videos like this.

[@cleitondecarvalho431]

Valde placet tuam vocem audire. Suadeo ut ignores commentarios ingratos.

[@normanpearson8753]

Spoken by an Italian?

[@lectionesantiquae3090]

Brazilian. If you wonder why I use the ecclesiastical pronunciation, see what I said to Legionarius in this very comment session. Vale!

[@stefanomartelli1137]

No.. L accento non è italiano

[@jl696]

This sounds like church latin, not the Latin in use by Caesar during the late Republic.

[@colinreese]

He's Italian

[@jl696]

@@colinreese La persona che legge il testo potrebbe essere italiana ma sta leggendo il brano in latino. He's reading it in Latin.

[@Dankschon]

Not Italian, he's Brazilian. Why did you assume he's Italian?

[@NathanRothschild-fy9gz]

@@Dankschon Because he speaks like an Italian. Church latin pronunciation is based on Italian pronunciation, after all

[@jenisson159]

Nobody knows for sure exactly how Latin was pronounced. The restored pronunciation is an educated guess.

[@ryam4632]

This is not Latin's classical pronunciation.

[@lectionesantiquae3090]

Hi my friend. My decision to use classical pronunciation is extremely recent. Caesar's Gallic Wars, however, was one of my first audiobooks. Check Cicero's De Amicitia with classical pronunciation here (maybe you enjoy it): ruclips.net/video/k3DCcrmtESg/видео.htmlsi=ESy8xF76vRvrFbFs

[@investmentgammler4550]

Pronuntiatio nullo modo classica est.

[@fraternitas5117]

classica quoque malo.

[@Solrakiano]

Pronuntiatio classica faeda est, ecclesiastica pulchra

[@Adrastus_]

im glad someone else agrees@@Solrakiano

[@alrisan71]

​@@Solrakiano tibi prō dolor, C. Iūlius Caesar nunquam prōnūntiātiōne ecclēsiaticā linguam latina locūtus est.

[@Solrakiano]

@@alrisan71 quod dicis clarum obviumque esse sed id vanum est meae quaestioni, scilicet: quid pronuntiatio pulcrior

[@Trollstarz]

This sounds like Latin with an Italian accent...it’s not real latin

[@lectionesantiquae3090]

Yeah, it's fake Latin...

[@cpnlsn88]

Italian is real Latin in any case. Classical Latin spoken to Italian style Latin is fine like the New Testament using modern Greek pronunciation is fine. It is in any case good for the brain to absord different pronunciation schemes. You may end up with a favourite of course. It's good to be exposed to both.