Livy: The History of Rome, Books 21-25 (Titi Livi ab urbe condita libri XXI-XXV) (Oxford Classical Texts)
by John Briscoe
Livy's Books 21-25 detail the dramatic Second Punic War, from Hannibal's crossing of the Alps to key battles and Roman determination. John Briscoe's Oxford Classical Texts edition delivers a precise Latin text, essential for historians and classicists exploring ancient Rome's epic struggles and triumphs.
About This Book
Livy's History of Rome, Books 21-25, covers pivotal events of the Second Punic War, including Hannibal's invasion of Italy and Roman resilience against Carthaginian forces.
John Briscoe's edition in the Oxford Classical Texts series presents the Latin text with scholarly apparatus, ensuring accuracy for classical studies.
This volume focuses on the narrative from Book 21 through 25, highlighting themes of warfare, leadership, and Roman identity in ancient historiography.
As part of Titi Livi ab urbe condita, it contributes to the broader chronicle of Rome's founding and expansion.
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