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Ab urbe condita is a Latin expression meaning "from the founding of the city", used to refer to a date in years since 753 BC, the traditional founding of Rome. Learn about the history, usage and calendar era of this system, and see examples of events and years in AUC.
Η λατινική φράση ab urbe condita (επίσης conditae urbis Anno: AUC ή a.u.c.), που επί λέξει σημαίνει «από κτίσεως πόλεως», [1] αναφέρεται στην ίδρυση της Ρώμης που τοποθετείται κατά παράδοση στο έτος 753 π.Χ. Η φράση ...
A comprehensive history of ancient Rome by the Roman historian Titus Livius, also known as Ab Urbe Condita. The work covers the period from the legendary founding of Rome to the reign of Augustus, with 35 of 142 books surviving.
A Latin text of Livy's history of Rome from its foundation, with an English translation and critical apparatus. The translator's preface explains the sources, methods, and abbreviations used in the edition.
Livy introduces his ambitious project of writing a complete history of the Roman people from its origins to his own times. He explains his method, his sources, and his goals, and contrasts the virtues and vices of ancient and modern Rome.
Ο Τίτος Λίβιος (Titus Livius, 59 π.Χ. - 17 μ.Χ) ήταν Ρωμαίος ιστορικός, ο οποίος έγραψε μία μνημειώδη ιστορία της Ρώμης και του ρωμαϊκού λαού - Ab Urbe Condita Libri - που καλύπτει την περίοδο από τους πρώτους ...
Livy (59/64 bc-ad 17) wrote a history of Rome from its foundation to his own time, covering 142 books. He was influenced by Greek literature and philosophy and attracted the interest of Augustus and Claudius.
