Society and Civilization in Greece and Rome. - EHRENBERG, V.,
KORTE INHOUD
'Dr. Ehrenberg's approach is popular in the best sense. As he admits, his theme is far more comprehensive than can be dealt with in so few lectures: the capacity and staying power of the lay audience are kept well in mind, but there is nothing trivial as a result. (...) The lectures are attractive in the highest degree, not provocative. (...) The y are eminently readable, concealing a great erudition.' (R.J. HOPPER in The Classical Review (New Series), 1968, pp.209-10).
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Cambridge (Mass.), 1965. XIV,106,(16)p. Cloth wrps. Wrps slightly stained. Signature on free endpaper.Antiquarian
'Dr. Ehrenberg's approach is popular in the best sense. As he admits, his theme is far more comprehensive than can be dealt with in so few lectures: the capacity and staying power of the lay audience are kept well in mind, but there is nothing trivial as a result. (...) The lectures are attractive in the highest degree, not provocative. (...) The y are eminently readable, concealing a great erudi...
'Dr. Ehrenberg's approach is popular in the best sense. As he admits, his theme is far more comprehensive than can be dealt with in so few lectures: the capacity and staying power of the lay audience are kept well in mind, but there is nothing trivial as a result. (...) The lectures are attractive in the highest degree, not provocative. (...) The y are eminently readable, concealing a great erudi...
