November 16, 2015 /

Episode 55 – Titus Livy

Titus Livius, better known to the English-speaking world as Livy, is the figure for consideration in this episode.

The Doctors take a brief detour from their exploration of the History of Rome from the Founding of the City to consider one of our chief historical narrative sources for the Regal period and the Early Republic. Livy’s life, his work, and questions of historiographical interest are all up for the discussion.

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Episode 55: Livy

A depiction (perhaps) of Titus Livius courtesy of wikimedia commons
A depiction (perhaps) of Titus Livius courtesy of Wikimedia Commons
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2 Comments

  1. Patt Kopp
    November 18, 2015
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    There’s a problem with your podcast episode. I can’t download it. Love your show.
    Thanks in advance,
    Patt

    • The Partial Historians
      December 13, 2015
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      Hi Patt, thanks for letting us know! We’ll look into the issue and see what we can do. Sorry for the interruption to your listening, The Partial Historians

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