A new evaluation of Timaeus of Tauromenium treating his fragments and Hellenistic historiography, in their proper context.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Christopher A. Baron is an Assistant Professor at the University of Notre Dame, Indiana, where he teaches the history of Ancient Greece, the age of Alexander, Classical historiography, and democracy and the Greeks, as well as reading courses in Greek prose authors.
Inhaltsangabe
1. How to study a fragmentary historian 2. Timaeus' life and works 3. Timaeus' legacy: Rome and beyond 4. The distorting lens: Polybius and Timaeus 5. A stranger in a strange land? Timaeus in Athens 6. Polemical invective and the Hellenistic historian's craft 7. The missing link? Pythagoras and Pythagoreans in Timaeus 8. 'Just like a schoolboy': Timaeus and his speeches 9. Generic choices: the shape of Timaeus' Histories 10. Herodotean historiography in the Hellenistic age 11. Conclusion Appendix A. New delimitations or translations Appendix B. Philodemus, On Poems and Timaeus T 15b.
1. How to study a fragmentary historian 2. Timaeus' life and works 3. Timaeus' legacy: Rome and beyond 4. The distorting lens: Polybius and Timaeus 5. A stranger in a strange land? Timaeus in Athens 6. Polemical invective and the Hellenistic historian's craft 7. The missing link? Pythagoras and Pythagoreans in Timaeus 8. 'Just like a schoolboy': Timaeus and his speeches 9. Generic choices: the shape of Timaeus' Histories 10. Herodotean historiography in the Hellenistic age 11. Conclusion Appendix A. New delimitations or translations Appendix B. Philodemus, On Poems and Timaeus T 15b.
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