“Decadas De Tito Livio, Principe De La Historia Romana...” presents a historical account of Rome by Titus Livius (Livy). This Spanish edition offers readers access to Livy's comprehensive narrative, detailing the key events, figures, and societal developments that shaped the Roman Republic and early Empire. A fundamental work of classical literature, Livyâ€(TM)s account remains valuable for understanding Roman civilization.
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