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This is Volume 1 of Cassius Dio Cocceianus's "Historiarum Romanarum quae supersunt," edited by Ursulus Philippus Boissevain. Written in Latin, this work presents a significant portion of Dio's Roman History, offering invaluable insights into the political, social, and military events of the Roman Republic and early Empire. Dio's meticulous account covers a vast period, from the founding of Rome to the reign of Emperor Alexander Severus. This edition, carefully prepared by Boissevain, makes Dio's important historical work accessible to scholars and students of classical history, providing a detailed and comprehensive narrative of Roman civilization.

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