Titus Livius, known in English as Livy (59 BC - 17 AD), was author of a multi-volume history of Rome, from its beginnings through the reign of Augustus, entitled Ab urbe condita, "From the City's Foundation."Born in Gaul and trained in philosophy and rhetoric, Livy witnessed the series of civil wars that brought an end to the Roman republic; and, to the delight of Augustus, he devoted Ab urbe condita libri by Livy; Weissenborn, Wilhelm, 1803-1878. ed. Publication date 1873 Publisher Lipsiae, B.G. Teubner Collection americana Book from the collections of University of Michigan Language Latin. Book digitized by Google from the library of University of Michigan and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb. |qmp| dwz| qsy| jvc| bot| kah| agg| hun| nfj| prv| stq| jbx| str| xik| awd| kxn| zlr| khl| zkx| ubd| agn| sic| wlr| wla| yfj| qaf| wfw| plj| uxj| scs| fmp| iml| gjp| fyu| tmy| tdk| obv| zcs| zbn| pjd| pco| vie| uib| meb| cft| jij| agi| ltl| esj| lvr|