Livy, Volume 1Harvard University Press, 1976 |
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Pagina xvii
... Books XXI . - XXX . describing the Second Punic War ; and Books XXXI . - XLV . , which continue the story of Rome's conquests down to the year 167 B.C. and the victories of Lucius Aemilius Paulus.1 For the loss of the other books the ...
... Books XXI . - XXX . describing the Second Punic War ; and Books XXXI . - XLV . , which continue the story of Rome's conquests down to the year 167 B.C. and the victories of Lucius Aemilius Paulus.1 For the loss of the other books the ...
Pagina xxix
... books , are questions still sub iudice . For this decade he also drew upon L. Coelius Antipater , a writer whose treatise on the Second Punic War in seven He composed a comprehensive chronicle of Roman events in seven books , written in ...
... books , are questions still sub iudice . For this decade he also drew upon L. Coelius Antipater , a writer whose treatise on the Second Punic War in seven He composed a comprehensive chronicle of Roman events in seven books , written in ...
Pagina xxxii
... Books I.-X. are preserved in a two- fold MS . tradition . One family is represented by a single MS . , the Verona palimpsest ( V ) . The portion of this codex which contains the Livy consists of sixty leaves , on which are preserved ...
... Books I.-X. are preserved in a two- fold MS . tradition . One family is represented by a single MS . , the Verona palimpsest ( V ) . The portion of this codex which contains the Livy consists of sixty leaves , on which are preserved ...
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