Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A History of Rome: To the Death of Cæsar
The authors have as a rule adopted modern improvements in the spelling of Latin, but in accordance with English custom they have retained the familiar forms of well-known names, such as Pompey and Catiline, and in the Index they have sacrificed scientific accuracy to convenience of reference.
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