Ab urbe condita
Padua · -27
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Livy
Livy
c. 59 BCE–c. 17 CE · Padua
Historian of Rome from its founding; his Ab Urbe Condita monumentalized the Roman past.
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Stop 1 of 159 BCE–17Lived
PaduaפאדובהVeneto
What they did here
Historian of Rome, of Patavium (Padua).
About Padua
Home of Moshe Chaim Luzzatto (Ramchal) during his early years.
The world in their lifetime
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Thinkers, teachers, and rulers whose lives overlapped with Livy’s — a glimpse of the wider world they lived in. Drawn purely from recorded birth and death years.
Graeco-Roman world
- Tryphon I Grammaticus· 95 BCE–25 BCE
- Diodorus Siculus· 90 BCE–30 BCE
- Sallust· 86 BCE–35 BCE
- Parthenius of Nicaea· 85 BCE–14 CE
- Philoxenus of Alexandria· 85 BCE–25 BCE
- Aenesidemus· 80 BCE–10 BCE
- Vitruvius· 80 BCE–15 BCE
- Virgil· 70 BCE–19 BCE
- Didymus Alexandrinus· 65 BCE–10 CE
- Horace· 65 BCE–8 BCE
- Strabo· 64 BCE–24 CE
- Augustus· 63 BCE–14 CE
- Dionysius of Halicarnassus· 60 BCE–7 BCE
- Tibullus· 55 BCE–19 BCE
- Seneca the Elder· 54 BCE–39 CE
- Propertius· 47 BCE–15 BCE
- Ovid· 43 BCE–17 CE
- Tiberius· 42 BCE–37 CE
- Isidore of Charax· 40 BCE–20 CE
- Aristonicus of Alexandria· 35 BCE–25 CE
- Celsus· 25 BCE–50 CE
- Valerius Maximus· 20 BCE–50 CE
- Phaedrus· 15 BCE–50 CE
- Claudius· 10 BCE–54 CE