Nicolai Damasceni Historiarum Excerpta Et Fragmenta Quae Supersunt Graece, Volume 1...

Nicolai Damasceni Historiarum Excerpta Et Fragmenta Quae Supersunt Graece, Volume 1 presents a compilation of historical excerpts and fragments from the works of Nicolaus of Damascus. This volume, written in Latin, assembles the surviving portions of Nicolaus's historical writings, offering invaluable insights into the ancient world. The work includes contributions from Fran?ois Sevin and Theodoros Metochites, enriching the historical context and providing a comprehensive resource for classical scholars and historians. The text is essential for understanding ancient history and historiography. This volume serves as a critical reference for researchers and students interested in accessing and studying these fragmented yet significant historical accounts.

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