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Explore the compelling narratives within Quintus Curtius Rufus's surviving historical accounts of Alexander the Great's history. These invaluable Latin texts offer a detailed perspective on the life, conquests, and legacy of the legendary ruler of the Ancient Macedonian Empire, providing critical insights from Classical Roman historians into one of antiquity's most formidable figures.

The Roman historians were pivotal figures in documenting the vast and complex history of ancient Rome. Their invaluable works, spanning from the Republic through the Empire, offer critical insights into the political, social, and military developments of one of the most powerful civilizations. Through detailed narratives by renowned authors like Livy, Tacitus, and Suetonius, we gain a foundational understanding of Roman identity, achievements, and eventual decline, making their writings essential primary sources for modern study.

Explore a comprehensive collection of complete works from prominent classical Latin authors. This volume features the biographical writings of Cornelius Nepos, the historical accounts of Quintus Curtius and Justin, the moral examples compiled by Valerius Maximus, and the intriguing prodigies documented by Julius Obsequens. Discover essential ancient Roman history, biographies, and unique perspectives in this valuable literary compilation.