Tacitus and the Tacitean Tradition. - LUCE, T.J., and A.J. WOODMAN, (eds.),
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'This volume is a model of its kind and handsomely produced, a worthy tribute to a pillar of Tacitean scholarship by learned colleagues from both sides of the Atlantic, who, as Syme would wish, have attempted 'not merely to register facts but to penetrate the recesses' (Syme, 'Tacitus', Oxford, 1958, II, p.520).' (MARILYNNE BROMLEY in The Classical Review (New Series), 1995, pp.284-285).
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1993Uitgever: Princeton University Press205 paginasTaal: EngelsISBN-10: 0691069883ISBN-13: 9780691069883Koop dit boek tweedehands
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Princeton, 1993. XII,207p. Original red cloth with dust wrps. Spine gilt titled. Dust wrps slightly discoloured and with light edgewear. A few light remains of (coloured) pencil markings in the margins of pp.VII,XII, XVI and 200.Antiquarian Titel: Tacitus and the Tacitean Tradition. Auteur: LUCE, T.J., and A.J. WOODMAN, (eds.),
'This volume is a model of its kind and handsomely produced, a worthy tribute to a pillar of Tacitean scholarship by learned colleagues from both sides of the Atlantic, who, as Syme w...
'This volume is a model of its kind and handsomely produced, a worthy tribute to a pillar of Tacitean scholarship by learned colleagues from both sides of the Atlantic, who, as Syme w...
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Princeton, 1993. XII,207p. Original red cloth with dust wrps. Spine gilt titled.Antiquarian Titel: Tacitus and the Tacitean Tradition. Auteur: LUCE, T.J., and A.J. WOODMAN, (eds.),
'This volume is a model of its kind and handsomely produced, a worthy tribute to a pillar of Tacitean scholarship by learned colleagues from both sides of the Atlantic, who, as Syme would wish, have attempted 'not merely to register facts but to penetrate the recesses' (Syme, 'Tacitus', Oxford, 1958, II, p.520).' (MARILYNNE BROMLE...
'This volume is a model of its kind and handsomely produced, a worthy tribute to a pillar of Tacitean scholarship by learned colleagues from both sides of the Atlantic, who, as Syme would wish, have attempted 'not merely to register facts but to penetrate the recesses' (Syme, 'Tacitus', Oxford, 1958, II, p.520).' (MARILYNNE BROMLE...
