History · c. 150 BC
The Histories, Books X–XL and fragments
Translated by Evelyn S. Shuckburgh (1889)
The surviving later books of Polybius's history of Rome's rise, from the recovery of Tarentum and Scipio in Spain through Cannae's aftermath, Zama, the wars with Philip, Antiochus and Perseus, to the destruction of Carthage and Corinth in 146 BC, with his reflections on historical method and his own conclusion.
Contents · 29 parts
- Book X86 paragraphs
- Book XI64 paragraphs
- Book XII79 paragraphs
- Book XIII19 paragraphs
- Book XIV21 paragraphs
- Book XV68 paragraphs
- Book XVI61 paragraphs
- Book XVIII87 paragraphs
- Book XX16 paragraphs
- Book XXI95 paragraphs
- Book XXII33 paragraphs
- Book XXIII29 paragraphs
- Book XXIV17 paragraphs
- Book XXV17 paragraphs
- Book XXVI1 paragraph
- Book XXVII24 paragraphs
- Book XXVIII24 paragraphs
- Book XXIX34 paragraphs
- Book XXX33 paragraphs
- Book XXXI42 paragraphs
- Book XXXII35 paragraphs
- Book XXXIII27 paragraphs
- Book XXXIV51 paragraphs
- Book XXXV7 paragraphs
- Book XXXVI15 paragraphs
- Book XXXVII13 paragraphs
- Book XXXVIII14 paragraphs
- Book XXXIX31 paragraphs
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