T. Livii Patavini Historiarum Libri Qui Supersunt Omnes Et Deperditorum Fragmenta: Libri 24 - 30; Volume 3

This is Volume 3 of the complete surviving books of Titus Livius Patavinus's Histories, along with fragments of the lost books, specifically Libri 24-30. This edition includes the scholarly apparatus of Arnold Drakenborch and Johann Gottlieb Kreyssig. Livy's "Histories" (also known as "Ab Urbe Condita") is a monumental work, recounting the history of Rome from its legendary founding to the reign of Augustus. These books cover a crucial period in Roman history, including the Second Punic War and the conflicts with Hannibal. This edition offers readers and scholars a comprehensive resource for studying Livy's text.

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