The 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica entry on Varro, Rome's most prolific scholar, whose vast learning shaped Latin philology.
Varro's De Agricultura is a Roman treatise on running a country estate, covering crops, livestock, and the management…
Goetz and Schoell's 1910 Teubner edition of Varro's De lingua latina presents the surviving Latin text with critical…
A Roman polymath's manual of farming and the agricultural tradition it anchors.
A lost four-book antiquarian study of Roman origins by Varro, the Republic's most learned scholar.
Marcus Terentius Varro's De lingua Latina is a systematic inquiry into the Latin language by one of Rome's…
De re rustica — also known as Rerum rusticarum libri tres — is Marcus Terentius Varro’s prose treatise…
A collection of Roman Menippean satires by the polymath Varro, mixing prose and verse; only fragments of its…
