Rome history from the founding of the city
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Titus Liby (59 BC - 17 AD) - the great ancient Roman historian who devoted almost all his life to the writing of fundamental labor in the history of Rome. The composition consisted of 142 books (correspond to modern chapters), but only books 1-10 and 21-45 were preserved (they describe events until 292 BC and from 218 to 167 BC), small fragments of other books of other books , as well as perihs - brief retelling of the content. For the first time, at the beginning of the XX century. All the preserved chapters of the “Stories of Rome”
translated by Andriyanov P. later a collective of famous philologists and historians of antiquity, led by Zelinsky F.F., Knabe G.S., Gasparov M.L. and Smirinin V.M. They made a modern, improved translation, which was supplemented by valuable comments explaining the thought of Titus Libya. It is with this translation option that we propose to familiarize yourself with the reader
translated by Andriyanov P. later a collective of famous philologists and historians of antiquity, led by Zelinsky F.F., Knabe G.S., Gasparov M.L. and Smirinin V.M. They made a modern, improved translation, which was supplemented by valuable comments explaining the thought of Titus Libya. It is with this translation option that we propose to familiarize yourself with the reader