Opera Omnia: With Short English Notes, Part 2
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Opera Omnia, Part 2 presents a collection of works by Sallust, the renowned Roman historian and politician. This edition features short English notes to aid modern readers in understanding Sallust's Latin prose. Sallust is celebrated for his historical monographs, including "The Conspiracy of Catiline" and "The Jugurthine War," which offer insightful analyses of Roman political life and the decline of the Roman Republic. His writings are valued for their literary style and their critical examination of power, corruption, and morality in ancient Rome. This edition provides valuable resources for students and scholars interested in classical literature and Roman history.
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