Dionysii Halicarnassensis Antiquitatum Romanarum Quae Supersunt presents the surviving portions of Dionysius of Halicarnassus's comprehensive work on Roman antiquities. This edition, presented in both Greek and Latin, is meticulously compiled and edited by Adolphus Kiessling and Victor Prou. Dionysius, a Greek historian and teacher of rhetoric who lived in the first century BC, provides invaluable insights into the early history and culture of Rome, drawing upon a wide range of sources and offering a unique perspective on the Roman state.

This edition offers scholars and students a valuable resource for understanding the classical world. The parallel Greek and Latin texts facilitate a deeper engagement with Dionysius's work. The book remains an essential text for anyone studying Roman history, classical literature, and the history of historical writing.

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