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Livy: History Of Rome, Volume Xiv, Summaries. Fragments. Julius Obsequens. General Index (Loeb Classical Library No. 404),New
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Rome, From The Beginning.Livy (Titus Livius), The Great Roman Historian, Was Born At Or Near Patavium (Padua) In 64 Or 59 Bc; He May Have Lived Mostly In Rome But Died At Patavium, In Ad 12 Or 17.Livys Only Extant Work Is Part Of His History Of Rome From The Foundation Of The City To 9 Bc. Of Its 142 Books, We Have Just Thirtyfive, And Short Summaries Of All The Rest Except Two. The Whole Work Was, Long After His Death, Divided Into Decades Or Series Of Ten. Books 110 We Have Entire; Books 1120 Are Lost; Books 2145 Are Entire, Except Parts Of 41 And 4345. Of The Rest Only Fragments And The Summaries Remain. In Splendid Style Livy, A Man Of Wide Sympathies And Proud Of Romes Past, Presented An Uncritical But Clear And Living Narrative Of Romes Rise To Greatness.The Loeb Classical Library Edition Of Livy Is In Fourteen Volumes. The Last Volume Includes A Comprehensive Index.
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