Historia Romana by Velleius Paterculus offers a concise yet comprehensive overview of Roman history, from its mythical origins to the early years of the Roman Empire. Written in Latin, this historical compendium provides insights into the key events, figures, and developments that shaped Roman civilization. Presented here in English, translated and edited by Johann P. Miller, this edition makes Paterculus's work accessible to a wider audience.
"Historia Romana" remains a valuable resource for students and enthusiasts of ancient history, offering a firsthand account of Rome's rise to power and its enduring legacy. Paterculus's keen observations and concise prose provide a compelling narrative of the triumphs and challenges faced by the Roman people, making it an essential read for anyone interested in understanding the foundations of Western civilization.
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