The Alexandrian Wars, fought by Julius Caesar between 48 and 47 BCE, are of immense historical significance. They marked the culmination of Caesar's time in Egypt, as well as a shift in the Roman Empire's relations with the region. The Alexandrian Wars saw an impressive display of military prowess by Caesar and his legions, who were ultimately successful in their mission to annex Alexandria and its surrounding territories into the growing Roman Empire. Read in English, unabridged.