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Step into the world as Strabo saw it-where the boundaries of the Roman Empire and the mysteries of ancient Greece and Rome unfold in vivid, meticulous detail. The Geography Of Strabo (Volume VIII) is a cornerstone of classical studies, offering readers a sweeping historical geography analysis that captures the richness of cultural landscapes of antiquity. Every page invites ancient world exploration, blending first-hand geographical descriptions with keen observation of the people, cities, and customs that shaped civilisations long past. Knowledge lives here. Strabo's enduring work stands at the crossroads of scholarship and storytelling, prized by classical scholars and sought after by collectors of the works of Strabo. As an academic reference material and an educational resource for historians, this volume remains essential for anyone fascinated by the ancient geography book tradition. Its insights into the Roman Empire's reach and the interconnected worlds of Greece and Rome make it as relevant to today's curious minds as it was to the learned of antiquity. Republished by Alpha Editions in a careful modern edition, this volume preserves the spirit of the original while making it effortless to enjoy today - a heritage title prepared for readers and collectors alike.