"Roman History, Books I-III" is a famous work of the ancient Roman historian Livy, which covers the opening pages of Roman history before the founding of the city of Rome. In these books, the reader will find a detailed description of the legendary events that shaped the future state: from the adventurous campaigns of the heroes to the formation of the political system. Livy tells about important battles, races of peoples and interrelationships between tribes that determined the fate of the Roman Empire. This work is considered an important source for the study of Roman history and culture, and will be of interest to fans of antiquity and classical literature.