Livius 01. Ab urbe condita

How did Rome become a world power? For Livius, the rise of Rome is inextricably linked to values such as honor, gloria and virtus. Therefore, in his historical work he always tells the heroic deeds of individual personalities who are to serve as role models.
This reading edition contains central examples of good and bad actions from the first and third decades, including Lucretia, Mucius Scaevola, Horatius Cocles, Marcius Coriolanus and Scipio.
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