

Probably many of you are used to it, but for me it is a real shock. Really nice shock, anyway.
Artemidoros wrote:It is amazing! I mean, I have learnt Latin without continuity for a time and the other day I found an old edition (very cheap) of Caesar's De bello Gallico in Latin with some help in footnotes.
I have a 1907 edition of Books 1-4 by Arthur Tappan Walker and scanned pages from C. E. Bennett's 1903 edition of the same.
Artemidoros wrote:Kerastes wrote:I have a 1907 edition of Books 1-4 by Arthur Tappan Walker and scanned pages from C. E. Bennett's 1903 edition of the same.
Have these editions some special features? (vocabulary, help, index, etc.)