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    The Historiography of Ancient Greece & Rome
    The Historiography of Ancient Greece & Rome
    The Historiography of Ancient Greece & Rome
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    The Historiography of Ancient Greece & Rome

    By Patrick J Phelan

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    This book covers the sweep of history of both ancient Greece and Rome by listing the names and principal works of the major historians. A selected list of modern historians is included as well as a brief description of their contribution to historiography. Notes on the cultural and cinematic backgrounds of these highly influential ancient societies are included.If you share the author's interest in these topics, this book will pinpoint where you can keep reading.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTellwell Talent
    Release dateFeb 29, 2024
    ISBN9780228880585
    The Historiography of Ancient Greece & Rome
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    Patrick J Phelan

    My love of ancient history began in Grade 7 at Trafalgar Elementary in Vancouver, under the instruction of Mr. Rooney. Subsequently I obtained degrees in history and law from the University of Alberta.

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