Associations to the word «Livy»
Noun
- Plutarch
- Cicero
- Ovid
- Pliny
- Hannibal
- Titus
- Virgil
- Herodotus
- Maximus
- Cato
- Cassius
- Lucius
- Ab
- Seneca
- Perseus
- Gaul
- Romans
- Gaius
- Rome
- Consul
- Macedonian
- Bc
- Roman
- Horace
- Historian
- Claudius
- Brutus
- Celt
- Prodigy
- Padua
- Cornelius
- Xxi
- Dictator
- Xxii
- Discourse
- Bce
- Tiberius
- Caesar
- Juno
- Xxiii
- Augustus
- Alba
- Lib
- Tribune
- Carthage
- Clemens
- Orator
- Latin
- Censor
- Homer
- Annal
- Romani
- Dion
- Xl
- Footnote
- Langdon
- Lex
- Narrative
- Ceylon
- Aristotle
- Marcus
- Lizzie
- Iliad
- Olivia
- Cesare
- Heracles
- Deformity
- Mention
- Clara
- Julius
- Jupiter
- Kellogg
- Ut
- Account
- Antiquity
- Secession
- Darling
- Vinegar
- Alp
- Dodd
- Ancient
- Magistrate
- Livre
- Excerpt
- Commentary
- Rite
Wiktionary
LIVY, proper noun. Titus Livius, a Roman historian
Dictionary definition
LIVY, noun. Roman historian whose history of Rome filled 142 volumes (of which only 35 survive) including the earliest history of the war with Hannibal (59 BC to AD 17).
Wise words
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