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The Battle of Mycale (479 BC). A Fitting Climax to Herodotus’ History or Just a Brawl on the Beach?
In their Commentary to Herodotus’ History, How and Wells (1912) comment that the ‘Story of Mycale given in H. evades detailed criticism by its slightness’ (Volume 2, 395). The other major source for information, Diodorus, also offers no more than cursory
Richard Evans
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Greco-Persian wars: View from Persia
The aim of this paper is to examine some of the evidences, both Old-Persian and Greek ones, which can reflect Persian views on the Greco-Persian wars. The paper is based on the comparative analysis of the Persian epigraphic material and Greek literary ...
E.V. Rung, E.A. Venidiktova
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Melancholy as a healthy strategy in times of great human crises. [PDF]
Botero Toro E.
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An enhanced view on the Mediterranean Sea crust from potential fields data. [PDF]
Sampietro D +3 more
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Melancholia Scytharum: the early modern psychiatry of transgender identification. [PDF]
Janssen DF.
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The Picture of Dorian Gray: A Plastic Surgeon's View. [PDF]
Hwang K.
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What are patterns of rise and decline? [PDF]
Raulo A +8 more
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Resum Entre les dones que a l’obra d’Heròdot detenen poder i l’exerceixen de manera efectiva, Tòmiris i Artemísia presenten significatius aspectes en comú: reines, vídues, mares i implicades en conflictes bèl·lics en què intervenen personalment.
Rubén Montañés Gómez
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Epizelus (Hdt 6.117): A Medical History Critique and Reappraisal. [PDF]
Ford JC.
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Constantinos Michael (1751-1816): 19th Century Doctor and Medical Philosopher. [PDF]
Sideris P +6 more
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