Titus Livius, engraving · Wikimedia Commons

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Livy

59 BC–AD 17 · Historian

A man of Padua who spent forty years writing the history of Rome from its founding to his own day in 142 books, of which 35 survive. Augustus called him a Pompeian and remained his friend.

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History of Rome, Books I–X · Ab urbe condita I–X
Livy
- Latin + EnglishBenjamin Oliver Foster
History of Rome, Books XXI–XXX · Ab urbe condita XXI–XXX
Livy
- Latin + EnglishBenjamin Oliver Foster and Frank Gardner Moore
History of Rome, Books XXXI–XL · Ab urbe condita XXXI–XL
Livy
- Latin + EnglishEvan T. Sage and Alfred C. Schlesinger
History of Rome, Books XLI–XLV · Ab urbe condita XLI–XLV
Livy
- Latin + EnglishEvan T. Sage and Alfred C. Schlesinger

The surviving books of the History of Rome (I–X and XXI–XLV), in Latin beside the Loeb English.

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History of Rome, Books I–X · Ab urbe condita I–X

History of Rome, Books XXI–XXX · Ab urbe condita XXI–XXX

History of Rome, Books XXXI–XL · Ab urbe condita XXXI–XL

History of Rome, Books XLI–XLV · Ab urbe condita XLI–XLV