Livy, Book 27

This volume contains one of the most important books in Livy's monumental history of Rome. Covering the years 192-189 BC, Book 27 tells the story of the war against Antiochus III, the king of Syria. It is a gripping tale of conflict and diplomacy that sheds light on the complex relations between Rome and the Hellenistic world. With clear and elegant prose, Livy demonstrates his mastery of historical narrative.

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