Sources for Greek History between the Persian and Peloponnesian Wars. A New Edition by R. Meiggs and A. Andrewes. - HILL, G.F., (ed.),
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'Whereas the first edition consisted of passages and inscriptions (and some few coin legends) grouped under eight chapter-headings, the new edition has a twofold division between literary texts and inscriptions (plus a short coin section), and an organization of the literary texts by authors arranged alphabetically. The new arrangement is greatly to be preferred. (...) The epigraphical material (...) has been thoroughly revised and augmented with new inscriptions or new readings. (...). (R.J. HOPPER in The Classical Review (New Series), 1952, pp.195-97).
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Oxford, 1966. Reprint from corrected sheets of the new 1951 edition. XX,426p. Cloth. Spine a bit bumped.Antiquarian
'Whereas the first edition consisted of passages and inscriptions (and some few coin legends) grouped under eight chapter-headings, the new edition has a twofold division between literary texts and inscriptions (plus a short coin section), and an organization of the literary texts by authors arranged alphabetically. The new arrangement is greatly to be preferred. (...) The epigraphical material...
'Whereas the first edition consisted of passages and inscriptions (and some few coin legends) grouped under eight chapter-headings, the new edition has a twofold division between literary texts and inscriptions (plus a short coin section), and an organization of the literary texts by authors arranged alphabetically. The new arrangement is greatly to be preferred. (...) The epigraphical material...
