Roman History from Coins. Some uses of the Imperial Coinage to the Historian. - GRANT, M.,
KORTE INHOUD
'Lightly written and often sharply pointed, this little book threads together a series of lectures and essays with the purpose of showing 'some users of the Imperial coinage to the historian.'(...) For the non-speiclais there will obviously be much that is novel and interesting, and it is to the non-specialist that this treatment is chiefly directed.' 9C.H.V. SUTHERLAND in The Classical Review (New Series), 1959, p.277).
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Cambridge, 1958. 96,32p. ills. Bound wrps.Antiquarian
'Lightly written and often sharply pointed, this little book threads together a series of lectures and essays with the purpose of showing 'some users of the Imperial coinage to the historian.'(...) For the non-speiclais there will obviously be much that is novel and interesting, and it is to the non-specialist that this treatment is chiefly directed.' 9C.H.V. SUTHERLAND in The Classical Review (New Series), 1959, p.277).
'Lightly written and often sharply pointed, this little book threads together a series of lectures and essays with the purpose of showing 'some users of the Imperial coinage to the historian.'(...) For the non-speiclais there will obviously be much that is novel and interesting, and it is to the non-specialist that this treatment is chiefly directed.' 9C.H.V. SUTHERLAND in The Classical Review (New Series), 1959, p.277).
