Gibbon’s The Decline of the Roman Empire, abridged by D.M. Low [Previously Owned, GC 1960]

Gibbon’s The Decline of the Roman Empire, Abridged by D.M. Low [Previously Owned, GC 1960]

This 1960 edition of Edward Gibbon’s monumental The Decline of the Roman Empire, abridged by D.M. Low, offers a concise yet faithful adaptation of one of the most influential historical works ever written. Gibbon’s analysis of the fall of Rome remains a cornerstone in the study of classical history, combining comprehensive scholarship with a narrative style that has captivated readers for centuries. D.M. Low's abridgment ensures that the essence of Gibbon’s vast work is accessible without sacrificing its intellectual depth or eloquence.

Condition:
This previously owned copy is in Good Condition (GC). All pages are present, clean, and unmarked, free of any annotations or highlighting. The binding is strong and intact, ensuring the book remains sturdy for years to come. There is no ex libris or any personal markings from previous owners, making it a wonderful addition to any library focused on history or classical studies.