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Book Chapter
The Literary and Epigraphic Evidence to the Roman Conquest
2010
Overview
This chapter contains sections titled:
Introduction
Literary Evidence
Epigraphic Evidence
Conclusion
Bibliographical Essay
Publisher
Wiley‐Blackwell
Subject
Aristotle's life in Macedonia ‐ as tutor of Alexander the Great
/ Diodorus in the Peloponnesian War ‐ episodes in connection with Archelaus
/ epigraphic evidence ‐ inscriptions on durable materials, of the modern world
/ evidences, literary and epigraphic evidence ‐ and Roman conquest
/ Herodotus, earliest historian, whose work survives ‐ three kinds of material on Macedonia
/ inscriptions, on questions about Macedonia ‐ basileus (‘king’), formal title of Macedonian rulers
/ literary evidence ‐ genealogy for Macedonians' eponymous ancestor Macedon
/ stories of Alexander, on the Persian side ‐ sympathetic to the Greeks
ISBN
1405179368, 9781405179362
