After Book X of Livy

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After Book X of Livy Anonymous 10/12/15 (Mon) 22:18:54 No.7020

Where do I go from here? Book X of Livy ends around 290 BC, and Polybius, who seems to be the next major historian, comes in around 262 BC. It seems the only person who fills in the gap here is Dionysius of Halicarnassus in the work Roman Antiquities. However, it seems next to no-one reads this and I know nothing about it.

Anonymous 10/12/15 (Mon) 22:52:40 No.7021

This is not meant to chase you off, nor to end the discussion. I'm only politely mentioning we have a history board:

>>>/his/

They're fairly active so you are likely to get a good, or more useful response to this specific topic than here. Feel free to carry on the discussion in this thread. It's an interesting subject although I have no suggestions of my own.

Anyone else out there have some insight?

Anonymous 10/13/15 (Tue) 09:14:37 No.7030

cassius dio?