On Li*

The author admonishes the citizens, leaders, reformers, and founders of the republic on how to govern themselves, how to defend their freedoms, and to avoid corruption. The book discusses ancient and modern republicanism. In particular, you can see his close relationship with Aristotle's political ideas. It also involves his criticism of Christianity, showing his own views on secularization and modernity of his own era. This book is a commentary on the first 10 volumes of Livy's "History of Rome" and is the origin of classical republicanism. In this book, Machiavelli discusses his major views on politics, morality, destiny, and necessity, and proposes a series of historical lessons.

It is worth mentioning that, as an English translation, his translation skills are very profound. The philosophical profundity and poetic beauty of the sentence are translated. In the book, Machiavelli explores his views on society, politics, human nature, world view, etc. In particular, his propositions and ideas about liberalism are very forward-looking. Whether it is political freedom or democratic freedom, they all need the guidance of an idea. From today's perspective, his thoughts cannot be said to be completely correct, but they are certainly inspiring. We should have a critical and inherited attitude towards the ideas of our predecessors.

This book mainly provides a detailed explanation of Livy's "History of Rome". This is a book about the history of ancient Rome, with a total of twelve volumes, mainly telling the history of the Roman Kingdom, the Roman Republic and the Roman Empire. This book was written by Livy in his later years. Based on his rich knowledge of literature, art and history, he drew on relevant historical materials available in the West at that time to give a detailed description and explanation of the history of ancient Rome. In this book, the author gives a detailed explanation of Livy and his book.

We have all heard of Livy's "History of Rome" more or less, but when we want to read it, we find that many parts of the political books cannot be fully understood. At this time, we need an auxiliary book. This book is a commentary on the first ten volumes of Livy's "History of Rome". He adds his own opinions in the process of explaining it, uses easy-to-understand language, and tells us the history of Rome in simple terms. If you are interested in Roman history, but have a headache that you have only seen the surface and cannot understand the truth in depth, then this "On Livy" will be of great help to you, triggering our thinking, and slowly understanding its meaning.

A nostalgic and virtuous republican handbook. Machiavelli touches on his major ideas about politics, morality, fate and necessity in this book. In this book he admonishes the citizens, leaders, reformers, and founders of the republic on how to govern themselves, how to defend their freedoms, and to avoid corruption. The book discusses ancient and modern republicanism, and here we can especially see his close relationship with Aristotle's political ideas.

History will eventually prove Machiavelli's name,

The world's first political realist