Ivstini Historiarvm Philippicarvm Libri Xxxxiiii is a historical work by Marcus Junianus Justinus, offering an abridgment of Pompeius Trogus's comprehensive history of the Hellenistic world. This edition, edited by Johann Christian Friedrich Wetzel and published in 1817, presents Justinus's account in its original Ancient Greek. The text provides valuable insights into the reigns of Philip II of Macedon and his successors, chronicling the rise and fall of empires and the lives of notable figures. As a key source for understanding ancient European history and classical literature, this work remains relevant for scholars and enthusiasts interested in the ancient world and the transmission of historical knowledge.

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