Bibliotheca historica, edited by Ludovicus Dindorfius, is a monumental work of ancient history by Diodorus Siculus. This second volume offers invaluable insights into the ancient world, providing a comprehensive account of historical events as understood in antiquity. Presented in Latin, this edition preserves the original scholarship and offers readers access to the historical narratives and cultural perspectives of the time.

This meticulously edited volume is an essential resource for historians, classicists, and anyone interested in the study of ancient civilizations. Diodorus's detailed accounts provide a rich tapestry of the past, making this work an enduring contribution to our understanding of history.

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