T. Livi: Ab Urbe Condita
- Structure
|
Books |
Coverage |
Survival |
Praefatio |
General approach
to History
|
Extant
|
I
- V |
From the foundation
of the City to its conquest by the Gauls (386 BC)
|
All books extant.
All periochae extant
|
VI*
- XV |
To the subjugation
of Italy (265 BC)
|
Books VI-X extant.
All periochae extant
Minor fragments possibly from Books XII and XIII
|
XVI
- XX |
The Punic Wars to
the beginning of the War with Hannibal (219 BC)
|
All books lost.
All periochae extant
Minor fragments of all books
|
XXI
- XXX |
The War with Hannibal
(to 201 BC)
|
All books extant,
All periochae extant
|
XXXI*
- XL |
To the death of
Philip of Macedon (179 BC)
|
All books extant.
All periochae extant
|
XLI
- LXX |
To the outbreak
of the Social War (91 BC)
|
Most of Books XLI
& XLIV and Books XLII, XLIII and XLV are extant. All periochae extant
Minor fragments of XLIX and LVI
|
LXXI
- LXXX |
The Social War to
the death of Marius (86 BC)
|
All books lost.
All periochae extant
Minor fragments of LXXVII
|
LXXXI
- XC |
To the death of
Sulla (78 BC)
|
All books lost.
All periochae extant
Minor fragments of LXXXIII
|
XCI
- CVIII |
From the War with
Sertorius to Caesar's Gallic War (58 BC)
|
All books lost.
All periochae extant
Major fragments of XCI (Sertorius in Spain).
Minor fragments of XCI, XCIV, XCVII, XCVIII, XCIX, CII, CIII, and CV
|
CIX
- CXVI |
From the beginning
of the Civil Wars to the death of Caesar (44 BC)
|
All books lost.
All periochae extant
Minor fragments of CIX, CX, CXI, CXII, CXIII, CXIV, and CXVI
|
CXVII
- CXXXIII |
To the death of
Antony and Cleopatra (30 BC)
|
All books lost.
All periochae extant
Major fragments of CXX (Death of Cicero)
Minor fragments of CXVIII, CXXVII and CXXXIII
|
CXXXIV
- CXLII |
The Principate of
Augustus to the death of Drusus (9 BC)
|
All books lost
All periochae extant except CXXXVI and CXXXVIII (25-15 BC)
Minor fragments of CXXX and CXXXVI
|
*Books
marked with an asterisk begin with a sectional preface: note that Books
XVI, LXXI, LXXXI, XCI, and the beginning of Book XLI are lost.
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