History · 1850

The History of Rome, Books IX–XXVI

Ab Urbe Condita, from the Samnite wars to the fall of Capua

by Livy

Translated by D. Spillan and Cyrus R. Edmonds (1849-50)

Livy's narrative from the Caudine Forks and the later Samnite wars, through the Pyrrhic and First Punic wars (known for Books XI–XX only from short epitomes), to Hannibal's invasion and the fall of Capua in the Second Punic War, in the English translation of D. Spillan and Cyrus R. Edmonds.

Contents · 18 parts

• Book IX45 paragraphs
• Book X48 paragraphs
• Book XI (Epitome)1 paragraph
• Book XII (Epitome)1 paragraph
• Book XIII (Epitome)1 paragraph
• Book XIV (Epitome)1 paragraph
• Book XV (Epitome)1 paragraph
• Book XVI (Epitome)1 paragraph
• Book XVII (Epitome)1 paragraph
• Book XVIII (Epitome)1 paragraph
• Book XIX (Epitome)1 paragraph
• Book XX (Epitome)1 paragraph
• Book XXI63 paragraphs
• Book XXII61 paragraphs
• Book XXIII51 paragraphs
• Book XXIV49 paragraphs
• Book XXV41 paragraphs
• Book XXVI51 paragraphs

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