Julius Caesar: A Latin and English Parallel Reader (Latin Edition)

A Latin translation of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar was first published by Henry Denison in 1856. Contubernales have edited Denison's impressive work for clarity and Latinity, and aligned it line-by-line to Shakespeare's text. Included are 19th-century engravings by H. C. Selous. Denison's work will be pleasing to experienced Latinists, and with the aligned English an excellent challenge for beginners as well.

This second edition marks the long vowels throughout the Latin and corrects the misprints of the first edition. The text has also be reset for a more enjoyable reading experience.