This classic work by Sextus Julius Frontinus provides an in-depth study of the Roman aqueduct system, which was crucial to the functioning of the city's water supply. The book is presented in its original Latin text, with critical annotations and commentary by Georg Christian Adler and Giovanni Poleni. This edition is an essential resource for anyone interested in ancient Roman engineering and technology.

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