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Cinna, Strabo's army, and Strabo's death in 87 B.C.
L'antiquité classique, 1996Hillman Thomas P. Cinna, Strabo's army, and Strabo's death in 87 B.C. In: L'antiquité classique, Tome 65, 1996. pp. 81-89.
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This book provides a short and accessible introduction to Strabo’s life, times and cultural context.It outlines the importance of geography and geographical writing in the Augustan period and its development in ancient Greece and Rome, as well as explaining Strabo’s significance and impact in antiquity and beyond.
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Traditio, 1954
Strabo'sGeographywas not well known in ancient and medieval times. It was never the subject of literary or scientific study. There was no need to write commentaries on it as on the poets, orators, and philosophers. Nevertheless the medieval manuscripts of Strabo do contain meagre scholia, and for one reason or another some of them are valuable ...
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Strabo'sGeographywas not well known in ancient and medieval times. It was never the subject of literary or scientific study. There was no need to write commentaries on it as on the poets, orators, and philosophers. Nevertheless the medieval manuscripts of Strabo do contain meagre scholia, and for one reason or another some of them are valuable ...
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2019
Rezension zu: Strabo, Geographica. In der Übersetzung und mit Anmerkungen von Dr. Albert Forbiger. Marix Verlag GmbH, Wiesbaden 2005. ISBN-10: 3-86539-051-x. ISBN-13: 3-86539-051-6. 1341 Seiten. Strabons Geographika. Band 1–8. Mit Übersetzung und Kommentar hrsg. von Stefan Radt. Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, Göttingen 2002–2009. Band 1. Prolegomena;
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Rezension zu: Strabo, Geographica. In der Übersetzung und mit Anmerkungen von Dr. Albert Forbiger. Marix Verlag GmbH, Wiesbaden 2005. ISBN-10: 3-86539-051-x. ISBN-13: 3-86539-051-6. 1341 Seiten. Strabons Geographika. Band 1–8. Mit Übersetzung und Kommentar hrsg. von Stefan Radt. Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, Göttingen 2002–2009. Band 1. Prolegomena;
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2020
Strabo of Amaseia and his importance for the history of the Second Temple ...
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Strabo of Amaseia and his importance for the history of the Second Temple ...
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2017
Strabo's Libya is a purely scholarly work, drawn from literary sources and, to a small extent, from information to be had in Rome and the Roman Empire, such as the death of Juba II, king of Mauretania, in CE 23 or 24. Strabo's Libya, covering a number of different periods, is nevertheless a work with a scientific approach that excludes fiction. And yet,
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Strabo's Libya is a purely scholarly work, drawn from literary sources and, to a small extent, from information to be had in Rome and the Roman Empire, such as the death of Juba II, king of Mauretania, in CE 23 or 24. Strabo's Libya, covering a number of different periods, is nevertheless a work with a scientific approach that excludes fiction. And yet,
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The Classical Quarterly, 1956
In a recent paper I discussed the origin of the concept of the climata in Greek geography, and adduced reasons for attributing the formulation and elaboration of the concept to Hipparchus (fl. 150 B.C.). The above passage in Strabo was naturally mentioned in the course of the argument, and I drew attention in a footnote to the unsatisfactory nature of ...
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In a recent paper I discussed the origin of the concept of the climata in Greek geography, and adduced reasons for attributing the formulation and elaboration of the concept to Hipparchus (fl. 150 B.C.). The above passage in Strabo was naturally mentioned in the course of the argument, and I drew attention in a footnote to the unsatisfactory nature of ...
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