In this chapter I consider asyndeton in Caesar’s Civ., of which there is now a reliable text with apparatus (Damon 2015a). My aim is not merely to classify asyndeta but to consider whether there are criteria that may be used by an editor in deciding on the text when manuscripts have variation between coordination and asyndeton; the chapter is mainly about textual criticism. The passages discussed, which embrace the totality of possible asyndeta (bimembria) in the work, are numbered in bold.