This is a republication of Appian's "Romanarum Historiarum Quae Supersunt" in its original Ancient Greek. Presented here are volumes 3 and 4, accurately edited according to the best books available at the time (1829). Appian of Alexandria was a Greek historian of the Roman Empire who flourished during the 2nd century AD. His work is a valuable source for understanding Roman history, offering insights into the political and military events of the late Republic and early Empire. This edition allows readers to engage with Appian's work in its original language, providing a direct connection to the historical text.
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