BOOK - Asterix - Latin quotes explained

The most famous of the Gauls (before Vercingetorix, sorry for history) owes part of his glory to the Romans. Without his formidable enemies, Asterix would not have had such great and thrilling adventures. However, the Romans spoke Latin. This did not escape the authors of Asterix, who have peppered their stories with quotes often signed by the greatest poets of ancient Rome. With the full support of Julius Caesar, and the complicity of the Latin pirate Triple-Patte, this book offers a fascinating decryption of these quotes, with the humor of Asterix and the love of Latin. So, Asterixophiles of all ages, lover of the language and curious about everything, Sapere audete, Dare to know, as Horace and Kant said (not at the same time). And Mementote ridere, Don't forget to laugh, as Goscinny might have said.