Editions
- Collected Works edited by Friedrich Sylburg (1536-1596)(Parallel Greek and Latin) (Frankfurt 1586) available at Google Books
- Complete edition by Johann Jakob Reiske (1774–1777) available at Google Books
- of the Archaeologia by A. Kiessling and V. Prou (1886) and C. Jacoby (1885–1891) available at Google Books
- Opuscula by Hermann Usener and Ludwig Radermacher (1899) in the Teubner series
- Roman Antiquities by V. Fromentin and J. H. Sautel (1998-), and Opuscula rhetorica by Aujac (1978-), in the Collection Budé
- English translation by Edward Spelman (1758) available at Google Books
- Trans. Earnest Cary, Harvard University Press, Loeb Classical Library:
- Roman Antiquities, I, 1937.
- Roman Antiquities, II, 1939.
- Roman Antiquities, III, 1940.
- Roman Antiquities, IV, 1943.
- Roman Antiquities, V, 1945.
- Roman Antiquities, VI, 1947.
- Roman Antiquities, VII, 1950.
- Trans. Stephen Usher, Critical Essays, I, Harvard University Press, 1974, ISBN 978-0-674-99512-3
- Trans. Stephen Usher, Critical Essays, II, Harvard University Press, 1985, ISBN 978-0-674-99513-0
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