Tibulli aliorumque Carminum libre tres is a collection of Latin poems, primarily featuring the works of Tibullus, a distinguished Roman elegist. This edition, meticulously revised and annotated by Johannes Percival Postgate, offers readers a critical and insightful exploration of Tibullus's verse alongside other contemporary poets. The volume provides a valuable resource for students and scholars of classical literature, presenting the original Latin text with Postgate's concise critical annotations. This edition preserves the beauty and historical significance of these ancient poems, making it an essential addition to any collection focused on Latin literature and Roman history.

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