Institutiones Stili Historici Curtii Et Livii, Præcipue Imitationi Accommodatæ

Institutiones Stili Historici Curtii Et Livii, Præcipue Imitationi Accommodatæ offers a detailed examination of the historical writing styles of Quintus Curtius Rufus and Livy, two prominent Roman historians. Authored by Anselm Desing, this work serves as a style manual, meticulously crafted to guide students and scholars in emulating the techniques and nuances of these classical authors. The book delves into the distinctive elements of Curtius' and Livy's prose, providing insights into their narrative structures, rhetorical devices, and linguistic choices.

A valuable resource for those studying classical literature and historical writing, this book provides an in-depth analysis suitable for both academic study and practical application.

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