From Croesus to Constantine. The Cities of Western Asia Minor and Their Arts in Greek and Roman Times.

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The University of Michigan Press, Ann Arbor, 1975. XIII,127,(60)p. ills.(B&W photographs and line drawings). Cloth. Spine gilt titled. Series: Jeromes Lectures, Tenth Series. ?Professor Hanfmann?s Jerome Lectures (Tenth Series) are an admirable pendant to Axel Boethius? earlier series entitles ?The Golden House of Nero? Both are exemplary in their breadth of knowledge and freshness of vision; their yield is manifold, always enlightening, and frequently provocative. Hanfmann?s expertise as archaeologist and art historian lends authority and stature to the volume; his personal warmth and generosity of mind are omnipresent; scholars exchanges between the master and the student collaborator are repeatedly evident. Hanfmann?s concern is with the cultural mosaic of western coastal Turkey, a rich amalgam of native Anatolian, Greek, Persian and Roman traditions. (?) Hanfmann offers a deliberately personal, rarely polemical view of a creative synthesis of intellectual and social forces, a panoramic view of the crucial zones of creative contact between Mediterranean cultures and the Near East. (A.G. McKAY in The Classical Journal, 1976, p.362). From the library of Professor Carl Deroux.…

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From Croesus to Constantine. The Cities of Western Asia Minor and Their Arts in Greek and Roman Times.
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HANFMANN, G.M.A.,

Scrinium Classical Antiquity

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Scrinium Classical Antiquity, member of the Dutch Association of Antiquarian Booksellers (NVvA - ILAB), stands for a specialized stock of new, secondhand and antiquarian books about Classical Antiquity. The main theme of our books is Classical Antiquity: texts and commentaries, translations, archeology, philosophy, travel, history, mythology, books for young people, philology, law, reception of classical motives in Middle Ages, Renaissance and our own time and neo-Hellenika (conptemporary Greece), and many more subjects. A more modest quantity of our books concerns countries, civilisations and religious movements on the edges of the classical world: e.g. Egypt, Middle East and Early Christianity.…

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