Authority and Tradition in Ancient Historiography
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2025 - Cambridge University Press
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English
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- Open LibraryOL57738883M
- ISBN-139781009478373
Classifications
- DDC930/.072
- LCCD56 .M37 1997
First Sentence
This book is a study of the explicit attempts by which the ancient Greek and Roman historians claim the authority to narrate the deeds encompassed in their works.
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