C. Ivlivs Caesar, sive, Historiae imperatorvm Caesarvmqve romanorvm ex antiqvis nvmismatibvs restitvtae liber primvs. This item is unavailable.C. Ivlivs Caesar, sive, Historiae imperatorvm Caesarvmqve romanorvm ex antiqvis nvmismatibvs restitvtae liber primvs

C. Ivlivs Caesar, sive, Historiae imperatorvm Caesarvmqve romanorvm ex antiqvis nvmismatibvs restitvtae liber primvs, with the added subtitle Acessit C. Ivlii Caesaris vita et res gestae, by Hubert Goltzius, is a valuable historical work from 1562. Written in Latin, this book explores the lives and deeds of Roman emperors and Caesars, drawing insights from ancient numismatics. It offers a detailed account of Julius Caesar's life and accomplishments. This volume is a significant resource for scholars and enthusiasts interested in Roman history, biography, and the study of ancient coins and money. Its meticulous approach provides a glimpse into the historical understanding of the 16th century, making it a fascinating read for those interested in classical studies and historical interpretations of the Roman Empire.

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