Historie Romaine De Dion Cassius, Traduite En Français, Avec Des Notes Critiques, Historiques, Etc., Et Le Texte En Regard, Collationné Sur Les Meilleures Éditions Et Sur Les Manuscrits De Rome, Florence, Venise, Turin, Munich, Heidelberg, Paris,

This is a French translation of Dio Cassius's "Roman History," accompanied by critical and historical notes. The translated text is presented alongside the original, meticulously collated from the best editions and manuscripts found in Rome, Florence, Venice, Turin, Munich, Heidelberg, and Paris. "Historie Romaine De Dion Cassius" provides valuable insight into the history of Rome through the eyes of a key ancient historian. This edition offers a dual-language approach, making it an essential resource for scholars and students interested in both Roman history and the nuances of historical translation.

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