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Reading History in the Roman Empire

Mario Baumann and Vasileios Liotsakis

  • 277 pages
  • 1.7 MB
  • PDF

A scholarly collection on how Romans themselves wrote and read history. Ideal for advanced readers interested in Roman historiography and the culture of the imperial age.

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