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| LivyAlso known as: Livio, Livius, Tit Livi, TITI LIVI, Tite Live, T. Livius ... (see complete list), Tite-Live, Titus Livy, Tito Livio, Tito Livio, Livy/Briscoe, Titus Livius, Titus Livius, Titius Livius, Titus Livius Livy, Livy (Titus Livius), F. E. A; Livy Trayes, Livy (Walter Dennison), Livy; J.B. Greenough Ed., ed. & trs. B. O. Foster Livy, Livy [Ed. Walters and Conway], Livy; Translated By Evan T. Sage, ed. H. E. Gould & J. L. Whiteley LIVY, Livy; Edited By Roberts Maxwell Ogilvie, Livy. Translated by Aubrey De Selincourt., Livy Edited By H E Butler and H H Scullard, Livy. Translated by Aubrey De Selincourt. Introduc, H.E. (editor); Whiteley, J.L. (editor) Livy; Gould | 2,869 | 13 |  (3.77) | 0 | 0 |
- History of Rome, books 1-5 1070 copies, 8 reviews
- Ab urbe condita, libri XXI-XXX 480 copies
- Ab urbe condita, libri VI-X 210 copies
- History of Rome, books 31-45 185 copies, 2 reviews
- History of Rome, book 1 80 copies, 1 review
- History of Rome, books 1-2 68 copies
- Sinds de stichting van de Stad 43 copies
- History of Rome, books 21-22 40 copies
- Ab Urbe Condita: Volume I: Books I-V 39 copies
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- Ab urbe condita, liber XXI 24 copies
- History of Rome, books 3-4 22 copies
- Ab urbe condita, libri XXI-XXV 19 copies
- History of Rome, books 8-10 19 copies
- History of Rome, books 28-30 19 copies
- History of Rome, books 31-34 17 copies
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- History of Rome, books 5-7 16 copies
- History of Rome, books 23-25 15 copies
- Ab urbe condita, liber VI 14 copies
- Livy: History of Rome, Volume X, Books 35-37 (Loeb Classical Library No.… 14 copies
- Livy: Stories of Rome (Translations from Greek and Roman Authors) 13 copies
- History of Rome, books 43-45 13 copies
- History of Rome, books 26-27 13 copies
- History of Rome, book 2 12 copies, 1 review
- Ab urbe condita, libri XXVI-XXX 12 copies
- Ab Urbe Condita: Volume II: Books VI-X (Oxford Classical Texts) 11 copies
- History of Rome, books 38-39 11 copies
- Ab urbe condita, libri XXXI-XXXV 11 copies
- History of Rome, books 40-42 10 copies
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