Year/Century: 16th century
Language: Italian
Subject: History
Binding: Leather
Description: Niccolo Leonicenoto translated Cassius Dione's Delle guerre de' Romani. Piero di Nicolini da Sabbio, Venice, 1548 4 by 6" (145x95 mm) in sizeGold title in a half-leather binding from the 19th century on the label of the spine compiled and finished. In good condition, with slight binding wear. 494 leaves, or 988 pages. Written in Italian. Dio Cassius, whose real name was Lucius Cassius Dio, was a Roman senator and historian whose mother was Greek. He lived from approximately 155 to 235. He wrote eighty volumes covering the history of ancient Rome, starting with Aeneas's arrival in Italy. The volumes traced the following establishment of Rome (753 BC), the Republic (509 BC), and the Empire (27 BC) all the way up to 229 AD. Dio spent 22 years writing a book in Ancient Greek that spans around a millennium of history. Numerous of his eighty works have remained whole or in pieces, giving contemporary researchers a comprehensive understanding of Roman history.

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