Die Mosella Des Decimus Magnus Ausonius (1895)

Focusing on the Mosel River, this poetic work from the 4th century offers a vivid depiction of the landscapes, culture, and daily life in the region during the Roman Empire, highlighting vineyards, fishing, and architecture. Written in Latin, it stands as a significant piece of ancient Roman literature that has been studied and admired through the centuries. This edition aims to preserve its cultural importance, making it accessible for those interested in ancient literature and the history of the Mosel region.