Polybius was a Greek historian.
Polybius was a Greek historian.
The ancient Greek historian, Polybius recored the events at the Battle of Cannae. He is given credit for his works on the Punic Wars.
Polybius of Megalopolis was not visiting Rome, nor there by choice or accident. He was a hostage brought to Rome along with a thousand of his fellow countrymen to ensure the good behavior of the Greek region of Achea. There the locals often gave their "Roman masters" problems due to Rome's governance of Polybius' home territory.
One of the greatest Greek historians was Herodotus. He was a historian that lived from 484 to 425 BC. He was born in Caria.
Polybius henslowii was created in 1820.
Phocides polybius was created in 1793.
Polybius is pronounced "pah-lee-bee-uhs." The emphasis is on the second syllable (lee), and the 'o' is pronounced as a short 'o' sound.
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He was critical of his expedition into Italy and defeat in battle of Metaurus.
No, there was no ancient Roman historian named Polio.No. The REA folks who put together their test material screwed up on the test prep question:LIVY : POLIO :: TURNER : (a. Limerick b. Influenza c. Prescott d. Moffit)Giving the answer :(C) is correct because Turner and Prescott were Old Western historians and contemporaries like the ancient Roman historians Livy and Polio. (A) is incorrect because Patricia Limerick is a contemporary historian, considered among the New Western historians. (B) is incorrect because influenza is a disease, not a historian. (D) is incorrect because Moffit is a contemporary New Jersey historian and anthropologistThe only historian contemporaneous with Livy was Cornutas that I can find. If you imagined Polybius, who was Greek, you'd be wrong, because he was not a contemporary. POLIO is completely wrong and I can't even begin to know what they could be getting at.
it is a historian.