Historiarum Libri Qui Supersunt presents Livy's enduring historical work in Latin, meticulously compiled from G.A. Ruperti's edition. This edition includes supplementary notes and interpretations designed for students, offering a rich resource for understanding Livy's narratives. Notable features include variant readings, notes from various scholars, a list of editions and manuscripts, a comprehensive index, and a Livian glossary, all carefully reviewed and updated.
Livy's account provides invaluable insights into the history of Rome, making this edition an essential text for both scholars and students seeking a deep understanding of Roman history and Latin literature. The detailed apparatus supports a thorough exploration of Livy's work, ensuring its continued relevance for generations to come.
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