Historiography of Rome and Its Empire
Brill Academic Publishers Β· Netherlands
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The Historiography of Rome and Its Empire series aims to gather contributions that identify debates and trends to provide a better understanding of ancient historiography. It also seeks to identify fruitful approaches to Roman history and historiography, welcoming proposals that examine both Roman and Greek writers.
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