Caesar's Rhetorical Strategy in the Gallic Wars
In his description of the Gallic revolt in Chapter 44, which rhetorical strategy does Caesar employ?
A
Irony by expressing surprise at the Gauls’ betrayal despite expecting it.
B
Metaphor by comparing the revolt to a swift-moving storm.
C
Antithesis by juxtaposing Gaul’s loyalty with their sudden insurrection.
D
Amplification by detailing multiple grievances that led to rebellion.
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