Roger Pack
Biographic Data
| ID | 3832055 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Roger Pack |
| GIVEN NAMES | Roger |
| FAMILY NAME | Pack |
| SIGNATURE | PACK R |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1946 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1960 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Criminal Dossier of Encolpius
Catullus, Carmen V
An Onocephalic Mask
The fourth oration of Libanius, an invective against a consularis Syriae of 389, contains a passage of unique interest (Or. iv,37). In the catalogue of this governor's misdeeds, not the least of which was that he had dubbed the celebrated rhetor of Antioch a “silly fool” (λῆρος), we read that Eutropius was unduly harsh in meting out punishment for minor criminal offenses. Specifically, he had not only permitted men to be flogged to death, but jus…
St. Peter in Ammianus
In his digression on Egypt, Ammianus Marcellinus tells of the influence which Egyptian learning exerted on Pythagoras, Anaxagoras, and Solon. He then continues: Ex his fontibus per sublimia gradiens, sermonum amplitudine Iovis aemulus Platon, visa Aegypto militavit sapientia gloriosa (xxii, 16.22). Such is Clark's standard text (1910): Gardthausen's edition of 1874 printed the non of the codices in place of Valesius' suggested Platon , and Iesus …
The Roman Digressions of Ammianus Marcellinus
A Romantic Narrative in Eunapius
Excavations at Nessana, Volume 2
Notes on the Caesars of Julian
Notes on the Caesars of Julian
Excavations at Nessana, Volume 2
A Romantic Narrative in Eunapius
The Roman Digressions of Ammianus Marcellinus
St. Peter in Ammianus
In his digression on Egypt, Ammianus Marcellinus tells of the influence which Egyptian learning exerted on Pythagoras, Anaxagoras, and Solon. He then continues: Ex his fontibus per sublimia gradiens, sermonum amplitudine Iovis aemulus Platon, visa Aegypto militavit sapientia gloriosa (xxii, 16.22). Such is Clark's standard text (1910): Gardthausen's edition of 1874 printed the non of the codices in place of Valesius' suggested Platon , and Iesus …
An Onocephalic Mask
The fourth oration of Libanius, an invective against a consularis Syriae of 389, contains a passage of unique interest (Or. iv,37). In the catalogue of this governor's misdeeds, not the least of which was that he had dubbed the celebrated rhetor of Antioch a “silly fool” (λῆρος), we read that Eutropius was unduly harsh in meting out punishment for minor criminal offenses. Specifically, he had not only permitted men to be flogged to death, but jus…
Catullus, Carmen V
The Criminal Dossier of Encolpius
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