Polybs Geschichte.

Polybs Geschichte (Polybius's History) offers a detailed account of the rise of the Roman Republic and its interactions with the Greek world. Written by the Greek historian Polybius, who lived from approximately 200 to 118 BC, the work explores the political and military events of the Hellenistic period and the Roman expansion. Polybius provides insights into the Roman army, political institutions, and the factors contributing to Rome's success. This historical text remains valuable for understanding the dynamics of power, warfare, and diplomacy in the ancient Mediterranean world.

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