Dio's Rome

Dio's Rome, Extant Books 45-51 (b. C. 44-29) presents a crucial period of Roman history through the eyes of Cassius Dio, a prominent Roman historian. These extant books cover the tumultuous years of 44-29 BC, a time marked by the assassination of Julius Caesar, the rise of the Second Triumvirate, and the eventual ascent of Octavian, later known as Augustus. Dio's detailed account offers invaluable insights into the political machinations, military campaigns, and social upheavals that defined the late Roman Republic and the dawn of the Roman Empire.

This edition provides a scholarly presentation of Dio's work, making it accessible to both students and researchers interested in Roman history and classical studies. Explore the events and personalities that shaped the course of Western civilization through the writings of a keen observer and influential historian.

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