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A Brief History from the Founding of the City (1993)

by Eutropius

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The first full-scale translation and commentary on Eutropius, whose Breviarium (Abbreviated History of Rome) was a major vehicle for transmitting knowledge of Roman history to people of the Middle Ages and beyond.
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Eutropius's Abbreviated History of Rome covers from the founding of the city in 753BC to 364AD. Interesting bios for each of Rome's emperors. Nice clean translation with useful notes. ( )
  pandoragreen | Feb 16, 2006 |
Edition: Reprinted Edition // Descr: xiv, 111 p. : maps 15.5 cm. // Series: Elementary Classics Call No. { 878 E8 1 } With Notes, Exercises, and Vocabularies by W. Welch and C.G. Duffield. // //
  ColgateClassics | Oct 26, 2012 |
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