Marginal Scholarship and Textual Deviance (BICS Supplement 84)

Marginal Scholarship and Textual Deviance (BICS Supplement 84)The Satires of Persius combine powerful criticism of the moral corruption of Rome under Nero with a rich and innovative style that required commentary almost from his own time. The enduring appeal and originality of his poetry also ensured that the exegetical tradition has been continuous from the first century to the present. Marginal scholarship and textual deviance examines the origins and history of a major component of the medieval commentary on

in order to further understand the mysteries of human thought

adjacent to the area where Mahfouz himself spent much of his young life

Examples and case studies are incorporated to illustrate the role and challenges that are encountered by the private sector in providing inputs to the smallholder farmers in Africa

a biographical dictionary

It looks ahead to the development of precision farming technologies for mechanical weeding

intercropping and crop rotations in tropical and subtropical conditions

Blain and O'Donnell examine the bonds between monarchies and their 'subjects' or 'citizens'

and future challenges and opportunities that could affect reproductive efficiency of dairy cattle

and political figures recreate the vanished world of Sayigh’s formative years in the Levant

The inscriptions are illustrated and described

themes and periods in German film history

This volume presents the first fruits of the research project Hexameters Beyond the Canon: New Poetry on Papyri from Roman and Byzantine Egypt