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Johannes Zenk
Die Anfänge Roms erzählen [PDF ebook]
Zur literarischen Technik in der ersten Pentade von Livius’ ab urbe condita

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Capa do Johannes Zenk: Die Anfänge Roms erzählen (PDF)

Livius stellt in der ersten Pentade seines Geschichtswerks die Geschichte der Stadt Rom und ihrer unmittelbaren Umgebung von der Gründung bis zum Jahr 390 v. Chr. dar. Ausgehend von der
praefatio, in der Livius sich zu Art und Absicht seiner Darstellung äußert, untersucht dieses Buch die literarische Technik, die Livius für die Darstellung der Stadt Rom in dieser Zeit anwendet.

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