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Epitome de T. Livio bellorum omnium annorum DCC
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  • Publius Annius Florus

    …work, called in some manuscripts Epitome de T. Livio bellorum omnium annorum DCC (“Abridgement from Livy of All the Wars over 1200 Years”), is a rhetorical panegyric of the greatness of Rome. Almost valueless historically, it was much used in the Middle Ages. In the manuscripts the writer is called…

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    …work, called in some manuscripts Epitome de T. Livio bellorum omnium annorum DCC (“Abridgement from Livy of All the Wars over 1200 Years”), is a rhetorical panegyric of the greatness of Rome. Almost valueless historically, it was much used in the Middle Ages. In the manuscripts the writer is called…

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