Publisher's Synopsis
This is a meticulously prepared edition of Lucius Annaeus Florusâ(TM)s "Epitome Rerum Romanarum" alongside Lucius Ampeliusâ(TM)s "Liber Memorialis". This volume, edited by Nicolas Eloi Lemaire, presents a comprehensive resource for students and scholars of Roman history and Latin literature. The "Epitome", a concise summary of Roman history, offers a valuable overview of key events and figures. Accompanying the text are select notes from various commentators, Freinsheimâ(TM)s index, and new interpretations, enhancing the reader's understanding of the material. The inclusion of Ampeliusâ(TM)s "Liber Memorialis" further enriches the collection, providing additional insights into Roman society and culture. This edition serves as an essential text for those seeking a deeper engagement with classical Roman writings and historical analysis.
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