Bibliotheca Historica: Textus Graeci Libr. V Et Xi - Xiv Complectens, Volume 2...

This Latin-language book is a volume of the Bibliotheca Historica, a major work of ancient Greek historiography by the Sicilian writer Diodorus Siculus. In this volume (the second of five), Diodorus covers Greek history from the Persian Wars to the rise of Alexander the Great. This edition, edited by the German classical scholar Heinrich Carl Abraham Eichstaedt, includes extensive notes and commentary to help readers understand the text.
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