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Oxford University Press - Livy on the Hannibalic War Study

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Explore one of the most significant conflicts in ancient history with this scholarly study of Livy's Third Decade. Covering Books 21-30, this work examines the account of the Hannibalic War, which remains a primary source for understanding this era. D. S. Levene provides the first large-scale general study of this specific section of Livy's writing. This book goes beyond a simple summary to look at what makes this narrative unique within the field of ancient historiography. Readers will gain insight into how Livy constructed his history, his use of source material, and his use of literary allusion. The text also analyzes his battle scenes and his complex attitudes toward his subject matter. Whether you are a student of Roman history or a researcher of ancient texts, this volume offers a deep look at the richness and drama of Livy's narrative style. It serves as an essential resource for anyone studying the historical methods and literary depth of ancient Roman historians.

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Comprehensive analysis of Livy's Third Decade, covering Books 21-30 of his historical account.

First large-scale general study focused specifically on this section of Livy's writing.

Detailed examination of how Livy constructed his historical narratives and used source materials.

In-depth look at the use of literary allusion and the depiction of battle scenes in ancient history.

Explores the unique characteristics that distinguish this work within ancient historiography.

Provides academic insight into the sophisticated and ambivalent attitudes found in the text.

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Brand: Oxford University Press
Format: Hardcover
ASIN: 0198152957
Category: Books > Subjects > History > Ancient History & Civilisation > Rome
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 17 June 2010
Listed Since: 12 August 2009

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