Publisher's Synopsis
Polybius was a Greek historian who chronicled the rise of the Roman Republic in the second century BCE. His History of the Roman Republic has long been regarded as one of the greatest works of ancient historiography, and has proved influential in the study of politics and military strategy ever since. This book presents the remaining fragments of Polybius's work that have survived to the present day, providing readers with a glimpse into the historical events and personalities that shaped the world of ancient Rome.
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