Classics in practice. Studies in the history of scholarship (BICS Supplement 128)

Classics in practice. Studies in the history of scholarship (BICS Supplement 128)This special Bulletin Supplement contains seven essays which deepen and extend our knowledge of classical reception and the history of scholarship. Two of them deal with books: John Davies examines a little known life of the tyrant Agathocles of Syracuse published in the 1660s in which the more recent tyrant, Oliver Cromwell, is targeted, while Christian Flow surveys the agendas and self images of Latin lexicographers from the Estiennes in the

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This book explains why Brazil is taking an increasingly prominent international role

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their struggles and pleasures and their views of where they lived and the wider world

Developing the proper disease monitoring program requires a general understanding of all factors which could significantly impact the interpretation of the results obtained

and outlines what steps need to be taken to practically implement an FSCC-evaluation exercise

From the earliest makers of moving images – among them the Lumière brothers – Liverpool has endured as a cinematic destination for years

It argues that participation in markets positively enriches and enhances the stock of social capital

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and it is therefore important to ensure that feed meets the amino acid requirements of pigs at their various growth stages