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A DOUBLE TRAGIC ALLUSION IN AMMIANUS MARCELLINUS 14.1.3
Classical Quarterly, 2023This article identifies a double allusion to the tragic characters of Phaedra and Eriphyle in Amm. Marc. 14.1.3 and considers its possible meanings. In combination, these allusions evoke the double nature of the story of Eriphyle, therefore functioning ...
F. J. Alonso
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Ammianus Marcellinus and the Western Armenian Consonantism
Chuzhdoezikovo Obuchenie-Foreign Language Teaching, 2023If not the most essential, but at least the most noticeable difference between the two forms of the modern Armenian language – the Eastern and the Western – is the difference in the pronunciation of a large part of the consonants. In initial position and
Petar Goliyski
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Aristotle on Inquiry, 2011
AGRW no. 160 = IEph 3801: 193n112 CIG 2214 = SIG3 959: 110n42 3088: 110n42 3765 = PH 287984: 254n148 CIJ II 748 = SEG IV 441: 300n166 II 798 = IJO II 156: 293n134 II 828: 293n134 CIL III 10501: 215n242 IV.3442a: 181n57 IV.3442b: 181n57 IX 2480: 13n28 VI ...
Ammianus Marcellinus
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AGRW no. 160 = IEph 3801: 193n112 CIG 2214 = SIG3 959: 110n42 3088: 110n42 3765 = PH 287984: 254n148 CIJ II 748 = SEG IV 441: 300n166 II 798 = IJO II 156: 293n134 II 828: 293n134 CIL III 10501: 215n242 IV.3442a: 181n57 IV.3442b: 181n57 IX 2480: 13n28 VI ...
Ammianus Marcellinus
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The Sasanian Elephant Corps Revisited: Ammianus Marcellinus on the Tactics of Persian Elephantry
Journal of Persianate Studies, 2022According to Ammianus Marcellinus, elephants substituted, to some extent, siege towers; he describes wooden towers on the backs of the animals, armed with Persian warriors who attacked the defenders of a fortress.
V. Dmitriev
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Ethnography and the Roman Digressions of Ammianus Marcellinus
Histos, 2020This article examines the content of Ammianus Marcellinus’ Roman digressions, the form and intent of which have been a consistent subject of debate for scholars, from the perspective of ethnographic writing.
Tyler Creer
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On the question of the time when Ammianus Marcellinus completed his work
Вестник гуманитарного образованияIntroduction. One of the problems in studying the work of the late Roman historian Ammianus Marcellinus (c. 330 – c. 400) is to determine the time when he completed his work «Res Gestae» («Acts») – the most important source on the history of the Late ...
V.N. Dryakhlov
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Philologus (Berlin)
In this article, it is argued that Ammianus’ first Roman digression (14.6) should be interpreted as elucidating the political and philosophical mindset of the surrounding narrative to which it is tightly connected.
Georgios Vassiliades
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In this article, it is argued that Ammianus’ first Roman digression (14.6) should be interpreted as elucidating the political and philosophical mindset of the surrounding narrative to which it is tightly connected.
Georgios Vassiliades
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Understanding Ammianus Marcellinus, Book by Book
, 2020This article examines the now complete Philological and Historical Commentary on Ammianus Marcellinus, begun in the 1930s by Pieter de Jonge and completed in 2018 by J. den Boeft, J.W. Drijvers, D. den Hengst and H.C. Teitler.
M. Kulikowski
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