The historical narratives, though attributed to Caesar,[1] are assumed to have been written by three different anonymous authors around 40 BC.
One very plausible theory favors Aulus Hirtius as the author of De Bello Alexandrino (see there for details).
[4] Regarding De Bello Africo, A.G. Way ventures: "The careful chronology and the faithful record of the feelings of the troops suggests a soldier – possibly a junior officer – who was on the spot.
That he was young and inexperienced; an ardent, but not always a balanced, partisan; a keen observer of all that went on around him, but without access to the inner counsels of his C.-in-C."[5] This article about a military-related book is a stub.
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