From the publisher . Titus Livius (59 g.) before n. e. - 17 g. n. e. ) belongs to that brilliant galaxy of writers and poets, thinkers and historians, who are usually attributed to the so-called golden age of ancient Roman literature. The only surviving work of Titus Livius, The History of Rome from the Foundation of the City, covers the events of Roman history from its legendary origins to civil wars and the establishment of an empire, t. e. A contemporary of which the author was. Of the 142 books, 35 have survived to our time - from the first to the tenth and from the twenty-first to the forty-fifth, covering events up to 293 and from 219 to 167 g. before n. e. About the content of other books, a well-known idea is given by their brief statements created in ancient times - "periods", or "epithomes" .. The translation is also included in the present edition. This edition was prepared by a team of translators - classical philologists and historians of antiquity . Volume 3 has been featured on the website previously.