Truesdell S Brown
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 987498 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Truesdell S Brown |
| PRENOMES | Truesdell S |
| SOBRENOME | Brown |
| ASSINATURA | BROWN T S |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 22 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 28 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 5 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1946 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
California Studies in Classical Antiquity, Volume 2
California Studies in Classical Antiquity, Volume 3
California Studies in Classical Antiquity, Volume 2
California Studies in Classical Antiquity, Volume 3
Plutarch's Lives
Plutarque. Consolation à Apollonios. Texte et traduction avec introduction et commentaire
California Studies in Classical Antiquity Volume 3
Essays on the Greek Historians and Greek History
La methode historique de Polybe
Herodotus Speculates about Egypt
The Classical Accounts of India
The Lost Histories of Alexander the Great
Incerti Auctoris Epitoma Rerum Gestarum Alexandri Magni cum Libro de Morte Testamentoque Alexandri
A Megasthenes Fragment on Alexander and Mandanis
Arrian's Life of Alexander the Great
The Medieval Alexander
The Merits and Weaknesses of Megasthenes
IN a recent article I have argued that Megasthenes, though not a gifted historian, is entitled to a measure of respect both for his rejection of many of Ctesias' fictions about India, and also for his ability to give a straightforward account of what he had seen.' Here I hope to carry the positive side of this argument a step further: first, by determining the extent of Megasthenes' Indian experiences; second, by examining his remarks about India…
Herodotus and His Profession
POETRY is more philosophical and more worth-while than history, for poetry speaks in general terms, while history concerns itself with detail [Ta xtxa& EXwTov EyFL].'I This Aristotelian pronouncement is valuable because it is offered so casually, not as a novelty but as something to be accepted without discussion. The great master of logic, who, when necessary, could bring such effective arguments to bear on a disputed point, contents himself her…
Timaeus, and Diodorus' Eleventh Book
Onesicritus. A Study in Hellenistic Historiography
Onesicritus
Atthis
Callisthenes and Alexander
Euhemerus and the Historians
Euhemerus is one of the most elusive and disconcerting writers in the Hellenistic period. He survives chiefly in the pages of Diodorus Siculus, who almost certainly had not taken the measure of his author. Our other chief source of information comes from the translation made by the poet Ennius, which in turn is known only through the works of later writers, who cited him for purposes of their own. Other authors have paid Euhemerus the compliment …
Onesicritus
Herodotus Speculates about Egypt
Essays on the Greek Historians and Greek History
Herodotus and His Profession
POETRY is more philosophical and more worth-while than history, for poetry speaks in general terms, while history concerns itself with detail [Ta xtxa& EXwTov EyFL].'I This Aristotelian pronouncement is valuable because it is offered so casually, not as a novelty but as something to be accepted without discussion. The great master of logic, who, when necessary, could bring such effective arguments to bear on a disputed point, contents himself her…
Timaeus, and Diodorus' Eleventh Book
Onesicritus. A Study in Hellenistic Historiography
Euhemerus and the Historians
Euhemerus is one of the most elusive and disconcerting writers in the Hellenistic period. He survives chiefly in the pages of Diodorus Siculus, who almost certainly had not taken the measure of his author. Our other chief source of information comes from the translation made by the poet Ennius, which in turn is known only through the works of later writers, who cited him for purposes of their own. Other authors have paid Euhemerus the compliment …
Callisthenes and Alexander
Atthis
Onesicritus. A Study in Hellenistic Historiography
Onesicritus
Timaeus, and Diodorus' Eleventh Book
Herodotus and His Profession
POETRY is more philosophical and more worth-while than history, for poetry speaks in general terms, while history concerns itself with detail [Ta xtxa& EXwTov EyFL].'I This Aristotelian pronouncement is valuable because it is offered so casually, not as a novelty but as something to be accepted without discussion. The great master of logic, who, when necessary, could bring such effective arguments to bear on a disputed point, contents himself her…
The Medieval Alexander
The Merits and Weaknesses of Megasthenes
IN a recent article I have argued that Megasthenes, though not a gifted historian, is entitled to a measure of respect both for his rejection of many of Ctesias' fictions about India, and also for his ability to give a straightforward account of what he had seen.' Here I hope to carry the positive side of this argument a step further: first, by determining the extent of Megasthenes' Indian experiences; second, by examining his remarks about India…
Arrian's Life of Alexander the Great
A Megasthenes Fragment on Alexander and Mandanis
The Lost Histories of Alexander the Great
Incerti Auctoris Epitoma Rerum Gestarum Alexandri Magni cum Libro de Morte Testamentoque Alexandri
The Classical Accounts of India
Herodotus Speculates about Egypt
La methode historique de Polybe
California Studies in Classical Antiquity Volume 3
Essays on the Greek Historians and Greek History
Plutarque. Consolation à Apollonios. Texte et traduction avec introduction et commentaire
Plutarch's Lives
California Studies in Classical Antiquity, Volume 2
California Studies in Classical Antiquity, Volume 3
California Studies in Classical Antiquity, Volume 2
California Studies in Classical Antiquity, Volume 3
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