Several new texts are now available on the DigilibLT website:  the text De condicionibus agrorum by Siculus Flaccus (third-fourh century AD); the De controuersiis agrorum by Agennius Urbicus (fourth-fifth century AD); the Commentum de agrorum qualitate and Commentum de controuersiis, two sixth-century AD works wrongly attributed to Agennius Urbicus. In the sections ‘Moderns studies on late antiquity’, users can read and download the essay by I. Lana, Analisi del Querolus [Andrea Balbo; translation L. Battezzato]

Several new texts are now available on the DigilibLT website:  the fragment de hortis by Gargilius Martialis,  the Prologi in Pompeium Trogum and the Epitoma Historiarum Philippicarum Pompei Trogi  (third century AD); the treatise De medicina by Cassius Felix, the Latin version of Soranus' Gynaecia, and the prose comedy Querolus (fifth century AD); recensio alpha and recensio beta of the magico-medical text De taxone (date uncertain) [A. Balbo; tr. Luigi Battezzato]

Five new texts are available on the DigilibLT website. Users can now read and search
four texts dating to the fourth century AD and one dating to the fifth century AD.
The works dating to the fourth century are the following: Festus' Breviarium (an
epitome of Roman history), the anonymous treatise De rebus bellicis, L. Ampelius'
Liber memorialis, and Vibius Sequester's De fluminibus fontibus lacubus nemoribus
paludibus montibus gentibus per litteras libellus (a text on geographical names).
The treatise of veterinary Curae boum, falsely attributed to Gargilius Martialis,
dates to the fifth century [tr. di L. Battezzato]