De Omnibus Quae Ab Augusti Temporibus Usque Ad Diocletiani Aetatem Caesaribus Facta Traduntur [Latin]

De Omnibus Quae Ab Augusti Temporibus Usque Ad Diocletiani Aetatem Caesaribus Facta Traduntur, by Friedrich Wagner, is a comprehensive historical account, written in Latin, detailing the actions and events concerning the Roman emperors from the reign of Augustus to the era of Diocletian. This scholarly work provides a detailed overview of Roman imperial history, offering insights into the political, social, and military aspects of the Roman Empire during this transformative period.

Wagner's meticulous approach and command of Latin make this text a valuable resource for students and scholars of Roman history and classical languages. The book serves as a primary source for understanding the complexities and nuances of Roman rule and the lives of the emperors who shaped the course of Western civilization. A significant contribution to the study of antiquity, it remains relevant for its detailed record of a pivotal epoch.

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