Explore Livy’s early history with a trusted scholarly edition. This volume presents Book IX, Chapters I–XIX, edited with full introduction and notes by W. C. Flamstead Walters. A clear text, backed by careful guidance, makes it accessible for study and discovery.
This edition frames the scope and value of Livy’s narrative, helping readers understand the context and the author’s approach. It offers notes that illuminate language, culture, and historical setting, making the classical material approachable without losing its complexities.
- Text with an expert introduction that sets the scene and outlines key issues in Book IX
- Notes that explain difficult terms, cultural references, and historical background
- Editorial guidance to help readers interpret the narrative and its context
- Concise apparatus useful for students, teachers, and general readers of Roman history
Ideal for students, teachers, and any reader seeking a reliable, reader-friendly edition of Livy’s history of Rome.