Introduction - life of Sallust; the writings of Sallust; the sources of the "Histories"; the transmission of the text; compositional structure; thematic structure; the time of writing; translation - book 3, book 4, book 5, fragments of uncertain reference; commentary - book 3, book 4, book 5, fragments of uncertain reference.
`M. has done a valuable service in making the remains of Sallust's
masterpiece more accessible ... the translation is clear and
generally reliable and the notes helpfully elucidate the historical
contexts of the fragments. A welcome new feature is the inclusion
of a concordance and cross-references to Maurenbrecher's
numeration.'
J.W. Rich, University of Nottingham, The Classical Review, Vol.
XLVI, No. 2 '96
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