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Here are the latest additions to Oesterle Library's classical languages collection. Click on the title of the book for more information.
Theogony; and, Works and days - Hesiod
Call Number: 881.01 H46tn
Poems of Catullus: a bilingual edition - Gaius Valerius Catullus
Call Number: 874 C29g
ISBN/ISSN: 0520253868
The history of Rome, books 1-5 - Livy
Call Number: 937 L76h
ISBN/ISSN: 0872207234
Titus Livius (64 or 59 BCE-17 CE) lived in the backwoods of Cisalpine Gaul, now northern Italy, and does not seem to have been engaged in the literary or political circles of Rome. Even so, he managed to write perhaps the most influential history of Rome, originally comprising over a hundred books. British classicist Warrior here translates, introduces, and annotates the first five books, which begin with the city's mythical foundation and end at the close of the fourth century BCE.
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Classical Language Reference Sources
- Perseus Digital Library
- Oxford Latin Dictionary Call Number: R. 473.2 Ox2g
- Modern English–Greek and Greek–English Desk Dictionary Call Number: R. 489.3 D64m
- A Dictionary of Ancient Greek Civilisation Call Number: R. 913.38 D56a
- Dictionary of Greek and Roman Mythology Call Number: R. 291.1303 St2i
- Civilization of the Ancient Mediterranean: Greece and Rome Call Number: R. 938 C49g
- Civilizations of the Ancient Near East Call Number: R. 939.4 C49s
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