Polybius and his World honours F. W. Walbank's achievement by bringing together a number of leading scholars in the fields of Hellenistic historiography and history.
Polybius and his World honours F. W. Walbank's achievement by bringing together a number of leading scholars in the fields of Hellenistic historiography and history.
Bruce Gibson is Professor of Latin, Liverpool University Thomas Harrison is Professor of of Ancient History, Liverpool University
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* Acknowledgements * Abbreviations * Notes on Contributors * Welcome to the Liverpool conference * 1: Bruce Gibson and Thomas Harrison: Introduction: F.W. Walbank, Polybius and the decline of Greece * 2: John Henderson: A piece of work which would occupy some years. OUP Archive Files 814152, 814173, 814011 * 3: John Marincola: Polybius, Phylarchus and 'Tragic History': A Reconsideration * 4: Andrew Meadows: Polybius, Aratus and the history of the 140th Olympiad * 5: John Briscoe: Some misunderstandings of Polybius in Livy * 6: Hans Beck: Polybius Roman prokataskeue * 7: Craige Champion: Historiographic Patterns and Historical Obstacles in Polybius' Histories: Marcellus, Flaminius, and the Mamertine Crisis * 8: Bruce Gibson: Polybius and Xenophon: the Mercenary War * 9: B.C. McGing: Youthfulness in Polybius: the case of Philip V of Macedon * 10: Boris Dreyer: Frank Walbank's Philippos Tragoidoumenos: Polybius' account of Philip's last years * 11: John Thornton: Polybius in Context: the Political Dimension of the Histories * 12: Andrew Erskine: How to Rule the World: Polybius book 6 reconsidered * 13: Robin Seager: Polybius distortions of the Roman constitution : a simpl(istic) explanation * 14: Erich S. Gruen: Polybius and Josephus on Rome * 15: Christel Müller: The rise and fall of the Boeotians: Polybius 20.4-7 as a literary topos * 16: Hans-Ulrich Wiemer: Zeno of Rhodes and the Rhodian view of the past * 17: Michael Sommer: The mighty and the sage: Scipio Aemilianus, Polybius and the quest for friendship in second century Rome * 18: J.K. Davies: Mediterranean economies through the text of Polybios * 19: Josephine Crawley Quinn: Imagining the Imperial Mediterranean * 20: Mitzi Walbank: Growing up with Polybius * Bibliography * Index of passages cited * General index
* Acknowledgements * Abbreviations * Notes on Contributors * Welcome to the Liverpool conference * 1: Bruce Gibson and Thomas Harrison: Introduction: F.W. Walbank, Polybius and the decline of Greece * 2: John Henderson: A piece of work which would occupy some years. OUP Archive Files 814152, 814173, 814011 * 3: John Marincola: Polybius, Phylarchus and 'Tragic History': A Reconsideration * 4: Andrew Meadows: Polybius, Aratus and the history of the 140th Olympiad * 5: John Briscoe: Some misunderstandings of Polybius in Livy * 6: Hans Beck: Polybius Roman prokataskeue * 7: Craige Champion: Historiographic Patterns and Historical Obstacles in Polybius' Histories: Marcellus, Flaminius, and the Mamertine Crisis * 8: Bruce Gibson: Polybius and Xenophon: the Mercenary War * 9: B.C. McGing: Youthfulness in Polybius: the case of Philip V of Macedon * 10: Boris Dreyer: Frank Walbank's Philippos Tragoidoumenos: Polybius' account of Philip's last years * 11: John Thornton: Polybius in Context: the Political Dimension of the Histories * 12: Andrew Erskine: How to Rule the World: Polybius book 6 reconsidered * 13: Robin Seager: Polybius distortions of the Roman constitution : a simpl(istic) explanation * 14: Erich S. Gruen: Polybius and Josephus on Rome * 15: Christel Müller: The rise and fall of the Boeotians: Polybius 20.4-7 as a literary topos * 16: Hans-Ulrich Wiemer: Zeno of Rhodes and the Rhodian view of the past * 17: Michael Sommer: The mighty and the sage: Scipio Aemilianus, Polybius and the quest for friendship in second century Rome * 18: J.K. Davies: Mediterranean economies through the text of Polybios * 19: Josephine Crawley Quinn: Imagining the Imperial Mediterranean * 20: Mitzi Walbank: Growing up with Polybius * Bibliography * Index of passages cited * General index
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