Published in 1910, this book is part of the Latin learning series Clari Romani, the object of which is to supply beginners with Latin narrative which can be easily read. It includes exercises, an index of syntax, and historical appendices, as well as a vocabulary.Other books in the series are: W. L. Paine's Agricola, A. J. Schooling's Metellus and Marius (The Jugurthine War), H. J. Dakers' Julius Caesar, F. R. Dale's Aemilius Paulus, and A. J. Spilsbury's Augustus.