The Routledge Companion to Strabo explores the works of Strabo of Amasia (c. 64 BCE Ã â â c. 24 CE), a Greek author writing at the prime of Roman expansion and political empowerment. While his earlier historiographical composition is almost entirely lost, his major opus of the Geography includes an encyclopaedic look at the entire world kno
The Routledge Companion to Strabo explores the works of Strabo of Amasia (c. 64 BCE Ã â â c. 24 CE), a Greek author writing at the prime of Roman expansion and political empowerment. While his earlier historiographical composition is almost entirely lost, his major opus of the Geography includes an encyclopaedic look at the entire world kno
Daniela Dueck is Associate Professor of Classical Studies and History at Bar-Ilan University, Israel.
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Acknowledgments List of Contributors Introduction Daniela Dueck I STRABO'S POINT OF VIEW 1. Strabo's philosophy and Stoicism Myrto Hatzimichali 2. 'Such is Rome...' - Strabo on the 'Imperial metropolis' Nicholas Purcell 3. Looking in from the outside: Strabo's attitude towards the Roman people Jesper Majbom Madsen II THE GEOGRAPHY The inhabited world and its parts 4. Strabo's Mediterranean Katherine Clarke 5. Strabo's description of the North and Roman geo-political ideas Ekaterina Ilyushechkina 6. Strabo and Iberia Benedict J. Lowe 7. Strabo, Italy and the Italian peoples Elvira Migliario 8. Strabo and the history of Armenia Giusto Traina 9. Strabo's Libya Jehan Desanges Human geography 10. Ethnography and identity in Strabo's Geography Edward Dandrow 11. Strabo's roads Tønnes Bekker-Nielsen 12. Patterns of trade and economy in Strabo's Geography Marta García Morcillo 13. Strabo's cis-Tauran Asia: a humanistic geography María-Paz de Hoz Mathematical geography 14. Measurement data in Strabös Geography Klaus Geus and Kurt Guckelsberger 15. Strabo: from maps to words Pierre Moret The art of writing geography 16. Signposts and sub-divisions: hidden pointers in Strabo's narrative Sarah Pothecary 17. A river runs through it: waterways and narrative in Strabo Catherine Connors 18. Spicing up geography: Strabo's use of tales and anecdotes Daniela Dueck 19. Strabo's expendables: the function and aesthetics of minor authority Johannes Wietzke Traditions and sources 20. Man of many voices and of much knowledge; or, In search of Strabo's Homer Jane L. Lightfoot 21. Strabo and the Homeric commentators Alexandra Trachsel 22. Myth as evidence in Strabo Lee E. Patterson 23. Under the shadow of Eratosthenes: Strabo and the Alexander historians Antonio Ignacio Molina Marín The text 24. Textual traditions and textual problems Roberto Nicolai 25. On Translating Strabo into English Duane W. Roller III THE HISTORIOGRAPHIC WORK(S) 26. Strabo the historian Göcivit Malinowski IV RECEPTION 27. 'So says Strabo' - The reception of Strabo's work in antiquity Søren Lund Sørensen 28. Strabo's reception in the West (15th-16th centuries) Patrick Gautier Dalché Index of references in Strabo Index of ancient sources Index of place names Index of personal names
Acknowledgments List of Contributors Introduction Daniela Dueck I STRABO'S POINT OF VIEW 1. Strabo's philosophy and Stoicism Myrto Hatzimichali 2. 'Such is Rome...' - Strabo on the 'Imperial metropolis' Nicholas Purcell 3. Looking in from the outside: Strabo's attitude towards the Roman people Jesper Majbom Madsen II THE GEOGRAPHY The inhabited world and its parts 4. Strabo's Mediterranean Katherine Clarke 5. Strabo's description of the North and Roman geo-political ideas Ekaterina Ilyushechkina 6. Strabo and Iberia Benedict J. Lowe 7. Strabo, Italy and the Italian peoples Elvira Migliario 8. Strabo and the history of Armenia Giusto Traina 9. Strabo's Libya Jehan Desanges Human geography 10. Ethnography and identity in Strabo's Geography Edward Dandrow 11. Strabo's roads Tønnes Bekker-Nielsen 12. Patterns of trade and economy in Strabo's Geography Marta García Morcillo 13. Strabo's cis-Tauran Asia: a humanistic geography María-Paz de Hoz Mathematical geography 14. Measurement data in Strabös Geography Klaus Geus and Kurt Guckelsberger 15. Strabo: from maps to words Pierre Moret The art of writing geography 16. Signposts and sub-divisions: hidden pointers in Strabo's narrative Sarah Pothecary 17. A river runs through it: waterways and narrative in Strabo Catherine Connors 18. Spicing up geography: Strabo's use of tales and anecdotes Daniela Dueck 19. Strabo's expendables: the function and aesthetics of minor authority Johannes Wietzke Traditions and sources 20. Man of many voices and of much knowledge; or, In search of Strabo's Homer Jane L. Lightfoot 21. Strabo and the Homeric commentators Alexandra Trachsel 22. Myth as evidence in Strabo Lee E. Patterson 23. Under the shadow of Eratosthenes: Strabo and the Alexander historians Antonio Ignacio Molina Marín The text 24. Textual traditions and textual problems Roberto Nicolai 25. On Translating Strabo into English Duane W. Roller III THE HISTORIOGRAPHIC WORK(S) 26. Strabo the historian Göcivit Malinowski IV RECEPTION 27. 'So says Strabo' - The reception of Strabo's work in antiquity Søren Lund Sørensen 28. Strabo's reception in the West (15th-16th centuries) Patrick Gautier Dalché Index of references in Strabo Index of ancient sources Index of place names Index of personal names
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