Levi Livius (Titus, 59- 17 BC), full name Titus Levi, an ancient Roman historian, was born in Patawim (now Padua) in northern Italy and died in Patawin. His family background and parents are unknown. It is said that he was born in a noble family and received a good traditional education in his early years. He studies literature, history, rhetoric and so on. In the late Roman Republic, he was a knowledgeable and almost omniscient scholar. Later, he moved to Rome and had a close relationship with Octavian. By this time Octavian had defeated Anthony, and the situation in Rome returned to stability. Levi was ordered to teach Octavian's stepgrandson, the later emperor Claudius.

Tacitus (about 55 ~ 120) was the greatest historian in ancient Rome. He inherited and developed Li Wei's historical tradition and achievements, and his position in Roman historiography was like a revision.

Tacitus has four kinds of works, three of which are complete short stories. Two books are long and incomplete historical works. According to their writing time, they are listed as follows: 1. Dialogue 2. Agricultural design ii. Germania) 5。 History e, 4. Abolishment (also translated as Chronicle of Rome) combines history and chronicle. The historical events described by Tacitus began in A.D. 14 and ended in A.D. 98, roughly including A.D. 1 year. Tacitus' critical attitude towards the era in which he lived was more obvious. With the vision and insight of a historian, he vividly described and profoundly exposed the social situation and dark side of the early Roman Empire. Ancient Roman historiography was born during the Second Punic War. Early founders, such as Bi Ke Tito, Old Cato and later Sardinius, introduced the method of Greek historiography to Rome. Li Wei represents the maturity and brilliant achievements of Roman historiography. However, from Li Yu to Tacitus, Roman historiography has made another leap. Tacitus' historiography is more mature than Li Wei's and represents the highest achievement of Roman historiography.

The historiography of Lustius Rome made a great leap in the hands of Gaius SaLouste crisp (86~34 ~ 34 BC). ThaLu Si Tius is also an outstanding figure active in political circles. In 52 BC, he was elected tribune. At that time, under the fierce struggle of all parties in Rome, he had a deep grudge with Cicero because he followed Caesar. Caesar and Pompeii. He went to North Africa with Caesar and directly participated in the battle to destroy the remnants of Pompeii. Later, Caesar appointed him governor of Numidia. During his tenure as governor-general, he amassed wealth and went back to Rome to build luxury villas. After Caesar was assassinated, he retired to the forest garden and concentrated on writing.

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Luce Titus once wrote a history of Rome, describing the major events that took place in Rome from 78 BC to 67 BC. Unfortunately, this work has not been found since it was lost, and only some clues and fragments can be found in his other two works. His two works handed down from generation to generation are: The Conspiracy of Catiline (also translated as Catiline Rebellion). This paper describes how Catiline, a Roman aristocrat, used social discontent at that time to resist and finally died. The Zhu-goulding War describes how the kingdom of Numidia and its king, Jugurta, led the army to resist, and finally lost at the end of the 2nd century BC.