Géographie, Volume 2 [French]

G ographie, Volume 2, by Strabo, translated by Am d e Tardieu, is a cornerstone of ancient geographical knowledge. This volume continues Strabo's comprehensive exploration of the ancient world, providing invaluable insights into the lands, peoples, and cultures known to the Greco-Roman world. Detailing regions with meticulous observations and historical context, Strabo's work offers a unique window into the perceptions and understandings of geography during antiquity.

This French translation makes Strabo's important work accessible to a wider audience, maintaining the integrity and scholarly value of the original text. Essential reading for historians, geographers, and anyone interested in classical studies, "G ographie" remains a vital resource for understanding the historical roots of geographical thought and the world as it was once known.

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