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ISBN10: 0801435269, ISBN13: 9780801435263, [publisher: Cornell University Press] Hardcover Ancien livre de bibliothèque. Légères traces d'usure sur la couverture. Salissures sur la tranche. Edition 1998. Ammareal reverse jusqu'à 15% du prix net de cet article à des organisations caritatives. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION Book Condition: Used, Good. Former library book. Slight signs of wear on the cover. Stains on the edge. Edition 1998. Ammareal gives back up to 15% of this item's net price to charity organizations. [Morangis, France] [Publication Year: 1998]
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Hardback. New. Barnes explores the historian's biases and personal prejudices, documenting seemingly intentional distortions and demonstrating that Ammianus advanced a pessimistic and anti-Christian interpretation of the Roman Empire. ISBN 0801435269 9780801435263 [GB]
ISBN10: 0801435269, ISBN13: 9780801435263, [publisher: Cornell University Press] Hardcover New copy - Usually dispatched within 4 working days. Barnes explores the historian's biases and personal prejudices, documenting seemingly intentional distortions and demonstrating that Ammianus advanced a pessimistic and anti-Christian interpretation of the Roman Empire. [Southport, United Kingdom] [Publication Year: 1998]
ISBN10: 0801435269, ISBN13: 9780801435263, [publisher: Cornell University Press] Hardcover Cornell University Press, Ithace / London, 1998. XIV,290p. Original cloth with pictorial dust wrps. Dust wrps a little bit edge-worn. 'B. offers a wide-ranging and detailed analysis of different aspects of the 'Res Gestae'. Three chapters examine its narrative structure, arguing that it was arranged in groups of six books, and that the transmitted book numbers are erroneous; four chapters reconsider what is known about the background of its author and what this might tell us about his work (including the suggestion that Ammianus' language reveals him to have been, like Julian, an apostate Christian); four chapters survey Ammianus' tecniques of characterization and his views of women, eunuchs, and emperors (including, of course, Julian; (.)). In the last two chapters B. reconstructs Ammianus' overall conception of the course of Roman history, and compares his approach to writing history to that of Tacitus and of Macaulay. The key to understanding the work is seen to be Ammianus' overt paganism and carefully concealed hostility to Christianity. (.) B. constantly compares Ammianus' version of events to those of other accounts and identifies deliberate distortions. Finally, B. offers a theory of the overall conception and aim of the work. Ammianus presents an alternative version of history to that of christian triumphalism' a deeply pessi ...
ISBN10: 0801435269, ISBN13: 9780801435263, [publisher: CORNELL UNIV PR] Hardcover Barnes explores the historian s biases and personal prejudices, documenting seemingly intentional distortions and demonstrating that Ammianus advanced a pessimistic and anti-Christian interpretation of the Roman Empire.KlappentextrnrnMuch of. [Greven, Germany] [Publication Year: 1998]
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Ithaca Cornell University Press 1998 Hard cover New. Sewn binding. Paper over boards. 312 p. Contains: Illustrations, black & white. Cornell Studies in Classical Philology, 56.
Cornell University Press, Ithace / London, 1998. XIV,290p. Original cloth with pictorial dust wrps. Dust wrps a little bit edge-worn. 'B. offers a wide-ranging and detailed analysis of different aspects of the 'Res Gestae'. Three chapters examine its narrative structure, arguing that it was arranged in groups of six books, and that the transmitted book numbers are erroneous; four chapters reconsider what is known about the background of its author and what this might tell us about his work (including the suggestion that Ammianus' language reveals him to have been, like Julian, an apostate Christian); four chapters survey Ammianus' tecniques of characterization and his views of women, eunuchs, and emperors (including, of course, Julian; (...)). In the last two chapters B. reconstructs Ammianus' overall conception of the course of Roman history, and compares his approach to writing history to that of Tacitus and of Macaulay. The key to understanding the work is seen to be Ammianus' overt paganism and carefully concealed hostility to Christianity. (...) B. constantly compares Ammianus' version of events to those of other accounts and identifies deliberate distortions. Finally, B. offers a theory of the overall conception and aim of the work. Ammianus presents an alternative version of history to that of christian triumphalism' a deeply pessimistic interpretation, in which the old religion survives despite everything but is betrayed by the fai ...
ISBN10: 0801435269, ISBN13: 9780801435263, [publisher: Cornell University Press] Hardcover Cornell University Press, Ithace / London, 1998. XIV,290p. Original cloth with pictorial dust wrps. Dust wrps a little bit edge-worn. 'B. offers a wide-ranging and detailed analysis of different aspects of the 'Res Gestae'. Three chapters examine its narrative structure, arguing that it was arranged in groups of six books, and that the transmitted book numbers are erroneous; four chapters reconsider what is known about the background of its author and what this might tell us about his work (including the suggestion that Ammianus' language reveals him to have been, like Julian, an apostate Christian); four chapters survey Ammianus' tecniques of characterization and his views of women, eunuchs, and emperors (including, of course, Julian; (.)). In the last two chapters B. reconstructs Ammianus' overall conception of the course of Roman history, and compares his approach to writing history to that of Tacitus and of Macaulay. The key to understanding the work is seen to be Ammianus' overt paganism and carefully concealed hostility to Christianity. (.) B. constantly compares Ammianus' version of events to those of other accounts and identifies deliberate distortions. Finally, B. offers a theory of the overall conception and aim of the work. Ammianus presents an alternative version of history to that of christian triumphalism' a deeply pessi ...
ISBN10: 0801435269, ISBN13: 9780801435263, [publisher: CORNELL UNIV PR] Hardcover Barnes explores the historian s biases and personal prejudices, documenting seemingly intentional distortions and demonstrating that Ammianus advanced a pessimistic and anti-Christian interpretation of the Roman Empire.KlappentextrnrnMuch of. [Greven, Germany] [Publication Year: 1998]
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