The book "History of Rome. Books 27-36" by Livy is one of the most important works of ancient Roman literature. These books describe the events of Roman history from the Second Punic War to the end of the First Macedonian War. Livy reveals to the reader the complex political and military events of that time, the life and activities of prominent statesmen of the Roman Republic. The author describes in detail strategic maneuvers, battles, diplomatic relations, religious customs and other aspects of the life of ancient Rome. The book "History of Rome. Books 27-36" is not only a source of information about the events of antiquity, but also an important testimony about the formation of the Roman state and its military and political principles. This is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of the Roman Empire and early Roman civilization.