College Series of Latin Authors. Livy, Books XXI. And XXII

Title: College Series of Latin Authors. Livy, Books XXI and XXII by J. B. Greenough Description: Dive into the rich historical narrative of ancient Rome with the College Series of Latin Authors’ edition of Livy, Books XXI and XXII, meticulously edited by J. B. Greenough. This classic work, originally published in 1893, offers a comprehensive look at the Second Punic War, showcasing Livy’s unparalleled storytelling and historical insight. Through the diligent editing of Greenough, this volume maintains the integrity and depth of Livy’s original text, providing readers with detailed annotations, introductions, and scholarly notes that enhance the understanding of this pivotal period in Roman history. Livy’s Books XXI and XXII focus on the dramatic and eventful years of 219-216 B.C., chronicling Hannibal’s daring campaign against Rome, his legendary crossing of the Alps, and the significant battles that ensued. The text is based on the authoritative recension by August Luchs, ensuring accuracy and fidelity to the ancient manuscripts. This edition not only serves as an essential resource for students of Latin and Roman history but also appeals to enthusiasts of classical literature and historical warfare. The Leopold Classic Library has republished this seminal work, undergoing rigorous quality control processes to ensure that the highest quality of text is delivered. As a public domain book, this edition is a testament to the enduring legacy of Livy’s historical accounts and their relevance to contemporary readers. Features: Annotated and edited by J. B. Greenough, Professor in Harvard University Detailed introduction and scholarly notes Based on the recension by August Luchs Includes comprehensive coverage of the Second Punic War Essential for students and enthusiasts of Latin literature and Roman history About the Authors: Livy: Titus Livius, commonly known as Livy, was a renowned Roman historian who lived from 59 B.C. to A.D. 17. His monumental work, “Ab Urbe Condita,” covers the history of Rome from its legendary founding through the reign of Augustus. Livy’s engaging narrative style and meticulous attention to detail have made his histories a cornerstone of classical literature. J. B. Greenough: James Bradstreet Greenough was an esteemed American classical scholar and educator, notable for his contributions to the study of Latin literature. His editorial work on Livy’s texts has provided valuable insights and guidance to generations of students and scholars. Publisher: Leopold Classic Library Publication Date: 1893 (Original) – Reprint