Valerius Maximus De Dictis Factisque Memorabilibus Et Jul. Obsequens De Prodigiis, Vol. 1
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Valerius Maximus De Dictis Factisque Memorabilibus Et Jul. Obsequens De Prodigiis, Vol. 1

by Benedict Hase

History Classics
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Valerius Maximus' De Dictis Factisque Memorabilibus compiles memorable sayings and deeds from Roman history, while Julius Obsequens' De Prodigiis records prodigies and omens. This first volume, edited by Benedict Hase, offers a scholarly presentation of these classical works, essential for studying ancient Roman accounts and extraordinary events.

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This book is the first volume of Valerius Maximus' De Dictis Factisque Memorabilibus, a collection of notable sayings and actions from Roman history, paired with Julius Obsequens' De Prodigiis, which documents extraordinary events and omens.

Edited by Benedict Hase, the edition provides access to these ancient sources that preserve historical anecdotes and unusual occurrences from antiquity.

The text serves as a valuable resource for understanding Roman cultural and historical narratives through memorable examples and prodigies.

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