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In "The Histories," Polybius provides a comprehensive and systematic examination of the rise of the Roman Republic and its eventual dominance over the Mediterranean world. Employing a distinctive blend of historical narrative and analytical rigor, Polybius intricately weaves together events, political practices, and military strategies, reflecting on how fortune and human agency coalesce in shaping history. Written in a clear yet profound prose style, the work stands as an essential primary source for understanding the political mechanisms and societal dynamics of the Hellenistic period,…mehr

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In "The Histories," Polybius provides a comprehensive and systematic examination of the rise of the Roman Republic and its eventual dominance over the Mediterranean world. Employing a distinctive blend of historical narrative and analytical rigor, Polybius intricately weaves together events, political practices, and military strategies, reflecting on how fortune and human agency coalesce in shaping history. Written in a clear yet profound prose style, the work stands as an essential primary source for understanding the political mechanisms and societal dynamics of the Hellenistic period, emphasizing the importance of critical thinking and firsthand investigation in historical scholarship. Polybius, a Greek historian of the Hellenistic era, wrote "The Histories" during his exile in Rome, where he witnessed firsthand the workings of Roman governance. His experiences, combined with his background in Greek history and philosophy, profoundly influenced his approach to history, particularly his commitment to factual accuracy and his disdain for moralistic simplifications. By bridging Greek and Roman cultures, Polybius offers insights into the complexities of power, conflicts, and alliances, providing a nuanced understanding of the geopolitical landscape of his time. Readers seeking to deepen their comprehension of classical history will find "The Histories" immensely rewarding. Polybius's meticulous documentation and analytical approach not only captivate but also challenge readers to reflect upon the implications of historical events. This celebrated work is essential for anyone interested in the foundations of Western civilization and the intricate narratives that shaped it.

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Robin Waterfield is an author and translator. His many acclaimed translations for OWC include Plato's Republic and five other Plato translations, Plutarch, Herodotus, Aristotle, Xenophon and Euripides. Brian McGing has written articles on the Hellenistic period and recently completed a book on Polybius.
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...this new translation of Polybius will be a valuable resource for teachers and students of Polybius and Roman history. The authors deserve no small praise for permitting one of the most highly regarded ancient historians, yet also one of the least read, speak to a new generation. Bryn Mawr Classical Review