| Bandinelli, R B, Caffarelli, E V, Caputo, G (1967) The Buried City; Excavations at Leptis Magna. Weidenfeld and Nicholson, London | |
| Birley, AR (1999) The African Emperor Septimius Severus. Routledge, London | |
| Caputo, Giacomo (1976) Le sculture del teatro di Leptis Magna (Monografie di archeologia libica). L'Erma di Bretschneider | |
| Caputo, Giacomo (1987) Il teatro augusteo di Leptis Magna: Scavo e restauro, 1937-1951 (Monografie di archeologia libica). L'Erma di Bretschneider | |
| Goodchild, R.G. (1954) Tabula Imperii Romani - Map of the Roman Empire - Lepcis Magna. Society of Antiquaries of London | |
| Lange, Hartmut (2003) Leptis Magna. Diogenes Verlag AG | |
| Lyttelton, M (1974) Baroque Architecture in Classical Antiquity. London | |
| Matthews, K (1963) Cities in the Sand; Leptis Magna and Sabratha in Roman Africa. Philadelphia | |
| Menen, A (1972) Cities in the Sand. London | |
| Neary, P (1925) Discoveries in Tripoli. The Architectural Review. Vol 57, May 1925, London | |
| Polidori,R, Di Vita A,
Di Vita-Evrard, G, Bacchielli, L (1998) Libya: the lost cities
of the Roman Empire. Könemann, Cologne Beautiful photographs and very reasonably priced, well worth getting. |
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| Ward-Perkins, J B, Toynbee, J M C (1949) Hunting Baths at Leptis Magna (Archaeologia S.). Society of Antiquaries of London | |
| Wheeler, M (1994) Roman
Art and Architecture. World of Art. Thames and Hudson, London Includes buildings from Lepcis Magna. |
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Unfortunately, some of the books above are now out of print, so you may
need to look for them in a library, or second hand or specialist bookshop
(such as the Maghreb
Bookshop in London). However, some are available new or used from
amazon (where shown above).
Click here for a list of books about Lepcis available at 
The Maghreb Review is a journal relating to culture and history of the Maghreb (N.Africa) including Libya
Fiction:
Lepcis Magna also makes an appearance as one of the main locations in
the Lindsey Davis novel Two for the Lions:
Davis, Lindsey (1998) Two for the Lions, her tenth
novel in the Falco series set at the time of Vespasian. This is a series
of books which are not only very entertaining whodunnits but also provide
a credible and tangible experience of life in Rome and other parts of
the Empire around AD 73. All are available from Amazon.
Other fiction titles relating to Roman life (although not necessarily
life in Lepcis) are listed here.