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Roman Papers
Book Details
- Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA
- Publish Date: Apr 5th, 1984
- Pages: 702
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 9.50in - 6.50in - 1.56in - 2.41lb
- EAN: 9780198148395
- Categories: • Ancient - Rome
Praise for this book
Even more striking than the work's wide geographical scope is the range of approaches and techniques deployed. The extraordinarily detailed nature of the scholarship goes without saying. Anatolica is a splendid and valuable collection of both detailed and far reaching studies, tackling and
satisfactorily solving many apparently intractable textual and historical problems.--Katherine Clarke, Gnomon 1999 No. 5
satisfactorily solving many apparently intractable textual and historical problems.--Katherine Clarke, Gnomon 1999 No. 5
Even more striking than the work's wide geographical scope is the range of approaches and techniques deployed. The extraordinarily detailed nature of the scholarship goes without saying. Anatolica is a splendid and valuable collection of both detailed and far reaching studies, tackling and
satisfactorily solving many apparently intractable textual and historical problems.--Katherine Clarke, Gnomon 1999 No. 5
Even more striking than the work's wide geographical scope is the range of approaches and techniques deployed. The extraordinarily detailed nature of the scholarship goes without saying. Anatolica is a splendid and valuable collection of both detailed and far reaching studies, tackling and satisfactorily solving many apparently intractable textual and historical problems.--Katherine Clarke, Gnomon 1999 No. 5
Even more striking than the work's wide geographical scope is the range of approaches and techniques deployed. The extraordinarily detailed nature of the scholarship goes without saying. Anatolica is a splendid and valuable collection of both detailed and far reaching studies, tackling and satisfactorily solving many apparently intractable textual and historical problems.--Katherine Clarke, Gnomon 1999 No. 5