Griechische Geschichte

Educated at Palermo, Rome and Heidelberg, the classical and economic historian Karl Julius Beloch (1845–1929) lived most of his life in Italy, becoming a professor extraordinarius of ancient history at the University of Rome in 1879. German scholars, notably Theodor Mommsen, criticised Beloch's work for his scepticism towards traditional material and his more subjective approach. In addition to important work on ancient demography, he produced this controversial yet influential opus, revised and published in four volumes between 1912 and 1927, in which he questions conventional views on Greek history. Each volume in its first part outlines historical events and in the second part goes into greater detail, emphasising Beloch's unique perspective. The second part of Volume 4 provides information on the genealogies and calendar systems of different Greek peoples during the period of Hellenistic civilisation and includes maps to illustrate geographical developments

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• Villages, land and population in Graeco-Roman Egypt

  Open Access•Dominic Rathbone, D W Rathbone•Proceedings of the Cambridge…•1990

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• A list of sales from Mieza and the constitution of extensive landed properties in the Central Macedonian plain

  Open Access•Miltiades B Hatzopoulos•Τεκμήρια•2011

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• Marriage Law and Family Organization in Ancient Athens

  Open Access•Hans Wolff, Hans Julius Wolff•Traditio•1944

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• Athenian demography and military strength 338–322 BC

  Open Access•Nicholas Sekunda, N V Sekunda•The Annual of the British School…•1992

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• Notes from the Dodecanese III

  Open Access•Richard Hope Simpson, John F Lazenby•The Annual of the British School…•1973

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