Bibliothèque Historique De Diodore De Sicile, Volumes 1-2

Bibliothèque Historique de Diodore de Sicile, presented here in two volumes, offers a comprehensive account of ancient history as compiled by the 1st-century BC Greek historian, Diodorus Siculus. This monumental work, translated and annotated, provides invaluable insights into the civilizations of Greece and Rome, as well as other ancient cultures. Detailing events from mythical times to the era of Julius Caesar, Diodorus's ambition was to create a universal history, drawing from a wide range of sources, many of which are now lost. These volumes, edited by Ferd Hoefer, make this important historical resource accessible to scholars and enthusiasts of classical antiquity, preserving a vital record of the ancient world for modern readers. Though Diodorus's critical acumen has sometimes been questioned, his work remains a cornerstone for understanding the Hellenistic world and its legacy.

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