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Classics for All Reviews. Monthly Archives: June 2015. ROMAN BRITAIN: A VERY SHORT INTRODUCTION. June 28, 2015. Edn, 2015) p/b 122pp 7.99 (ISBN 9780198712169). This book is a concise, clear and readable history of Roman Britain across four centuries. It is ideal for the general reader, including one who comes to the subject with no previous knowledge. Chapter 3 (‘Britain in the Late Empire’) tells the story from Diocletian’s accession through to the reign of Theodosius. The period between the late 3.

May | 2015 | Classics for All Reviews

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Classics for All Reviews. Monthly Archives: May 2015. HINDSIGHT IN GREEK AND ROMAN HISTORY. May 31, 2015. Classical Press of Wales (2013) 228pp 50 (ISBN 9781905125586). Christopher Pelling’s paper offers a second introduction to the whole theme that is also a most enjoyable. FEDERICO SANTANGELO Newcastle University. Federico.santangelo@ncl.ac.uk). CALIGULA: THE ABUSE OF POWER. May 31, 2015. By Anthony A. Barrett. Routledge (2015) h/b 384pp 105 (ISBN 9780415658447). Giles Gilbert Woodbridge School. By I J...

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Classics for All Reviews. Edited by Alan Beale, Peter Jones and Colin Leach. An Appeal: we are always looking for reviewers. If you would like to join the list, please e-mail Alan Beale at. For classics teachers in particular, The Hellenic Bookservice. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.

THE SHADOW OF CREUSA: Negotiating Fictionality in Late Antique Latin Literature | Classics for All Reviews

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Classics for All Reviews. THE SHADOW OF CREUSA: Negotiating Fictionality in Late Antique Latin Literature. August 13, 2015. By Anders Cullhed (tr. by Michael Knight). De Gruyter (2015) h/b 703pp 97.99 (ISBN 9783110310863). Would you be a ‘traditionalist’ who repudiates the value of pagan literature, or an ‘innovator’ who finds a compromise and negotiates ideas and themes of pagan culture by means of allegorical interpretations? Of the old masters in the new cultural and religious context of Christianity.

MASTERING THE WEST: Rome and Carthage at War | Classics for All Reviews

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Classics for All Reviews. MASTERING THE WEST: Rome and Carthage at War. August 4, 2015. OUP (2015) h/b 360pp 18.99 (ISBN 9780199860104). Although H. says little that he has not already said elsewhere, this is a solid and eminently readable contribution to the fields of Punic and middle Republican studies. Its accessibility, erudition and scope will make it an essential addition for either the general reader or those pursuing undergraduate studies. David Colwill Cardiff University. Enter your comment here.