Appiani Alexandrini Historia Romana Ab Immanuele Bekkero Recognita
Appiani Alexandrini Historia Romana is a historical account written by Appian of Alexandria, covering the history of Rome from its earliest origins to the reign of Emperor Augustus. This edition, "Ab Immanuele Bekkero Recognita," has been meticulously revised by Immanuel Bekker, a renowned classical scholar, ensuring accuracy and readability.
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