A. J. Woodman is Emeritus Professor of Latin at Durham University, Gildersleeve Professor of Classics Emeritus at the University of Virginia and a Visiting Professor at Newcastle University. He has published almost thirty books on a wide range of texts and topics in Latin literature, and has contributed numerous volumes within the series Cambridge Greek and Latin Classics including Tacitus: Agricola (with C. S. Kraus, Cambridge, 2014) and Horace: Odes III (Cambridge, 2022). His Penguin translation of Sallust (2007) was 'Outstanding Academic Title', Choice 2008, and Finalist in the American Literary Translators Association (ALTA) National Translation Award, Fall 2009.

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A. J. Woodman is Emeritus Professor of Latin at Durham University, Gildersleeve Professor of Classics Emeritus at the University of Virginia and a Visiting Professor at Newcastle University. He has published almost thirty books on a wide range of texts and topics in Latin literature, and has contributed numerous volumes within the series Cambridge Greek and Latin Classics including Tacitus: Agricola (with C. S. Kraus, Cambridge, 2014) and Horace: Odes III (Cambridge, 2022). His Penguin translation of Sallust (2007) was 'Outstanding Academic Title', Choice 2008, and Finalist in the American Literary Translators Association (ALTA) National Translation Award, Fall 2009.

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• Introduction; C. Sallvsti Crispi Bellvm Catilinae; Commentary; Select Bibliography; Indexes.

A. J. Woodman is Emeritus Professor of Latin at Durham University, Gildersleeve Professor of Classics Emeritus at the University of Virginia and a Visiting Professor at Newcastle University. He has published almost thirty books on a wide range of texts and topics in Latin literature, and has contributed numerous volumes within the series Cambridge Greek and Latin Classics including Tacitus: Agricola (with C. S. Kraus, Cambridge, 2014) and Horace: Odes III (Cambridge, 2022). His Penguin translation of Sallust (2007) was 'Outstanding Academic Title', Choice 2008, and Finalist in the American Literary Translators Association (ALTA) National Translation Award, Fall 2009.

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• Introduction; C. Sallvsti Crispi Bellvm Catilinae; Commentary; Select Bibliography; Indexes.