Appiani Alexandrini Romanorum historiarum quae supersunt; graece et latine cum indicibus presents the surviving texts of Appian's Roman history. This edition, featuring both Greek and Latin versions alongside comprehensive indices, offers invaluable insights into the Roman world as perceived by a Greek historian writing in the second century AD. Appian's work covers a vast range of Roman history, from the early Republic to the rise of the Empire, providing detailed accounts of wars, political upheavals, and social changes. While not all of Appian's original work has survived, the extant portions remain essential reading for scholars and anyone interested in gaining a deeper understanding of Roman history from a unique perspective. This book is a vital resource for classical studies and historical research.

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