Year/Century: 16th century
Language: Latin
Subject: History
Binding: Leather
Description: L. Flori de gestis romanorum libri quartet Paris, Wechel, 1542 FLORUS (Lucius Annaeus)Three pieces in a single volume Dimensions: 4 by 6 1/3"; ornate ribbed spine; red title label; red margins; 18th-century calf. Very good inside with a small amount of binding wear and some printing device damage on the front page. Latin text Born in Africa, Lucius Annaeus Florus was a Roman historian who lived during the reigns of Trajan and Hadrian, from around 74 to 130 AD.Livy compiled his history of Rome, which mostly covers the city's founding to the end of the first century B.C. This book's first edition, published in 1638 and edited by French classist Claudius Salmasius in the 17th century, contains both Florus and a translation of Lucius Ampelius' Liber Memorialis. This ancient index of first-century Roman history concentrates on geography, mythology, and cosmography in the context of Rome's Republican era.
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