Sallust’s History of the Conspiracy of Catiline, and Jugurthine War; With English Notes

This is a meticulously prepared edition of Sallust’s historical works, comprising ＂The Conspiracy of Catiline＂ and ＂The Jugurthine War,＂ designed specifically for students. Presented with comprehensive English notes by Peter Bullions, this volume aims to make Sallust’s powerful Latin accessible and engaging for learners. Sallust, a renowned Roman historian, offers invaluable insights into the political machinations and military conflicts that defined the late Roman Republic.

＂The Conspiracy of Catiline＂ details the infamous plot to overthrow the Roman government, while ＂The Jugurthine War＂ recounts Rome’s struggle against Jugurtha of Numidia. This edition facilitates a deeper understanding of Roman history, political intrigue, and Sallust’s literary style, making it an essential resource for students of classical literature and ancient history. A valuable addition to any educational collection, this edition ensures Sallust’s enduring relevance for a new generation of scholars.

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