Hannibal's War: Books 21-30 (Oxford World's Classics)
by J.C. Yardley
Hannibal's War: Books 21-30, translated by J.C. Yardley in the Oxford World's Classics series, details the Second Punic War's crucial phases as chronicled by Livy. It explores Rome's trials against Hannibal through authentic ancient prose, preserving the epic scope of this defining conflict in Roman history.
About This Book
Hannibal's War: Books 21-30 is part of Livy's monumental history of Rome, focusing on the intense struggles of the Second Punic War. Translated by J.C. Yardley, this volume brings to life the ancient accounts of battles and strategies that shaped the ancient world.
The Oxford World's Classics series provides accessible editions of classic texts, making historical narratives available to modern readers. This selection covers key events from Books 21 to 30, highlighting Rome's endurance against formidable foes.
Livy's work remains a cornerstone of classical literature, offering insights into Roman values, warfare, and politics. Yardley's translation ensures the text's authenticity while enhancing readability for contemporary audiences.
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