The "Golden Age" Historian Livy Is Best Known for His

The "golden age" historian Livy is best known for his

A) rejection of Latin prose in favor of Greek poetic forms.
B) perception of history in terms of sharp moral lessons.
C) factual accuracy and critical judgment toward his sources and Rome's past.
D) written work, Epistles , which portrayed Rome as a degenerate society in a state of collapse.
E) depiction of the Trojan Wars, which was the subject of the Aeneid.