Polybius Book I, A Commentary

Polybius Book I, A CommentaryDavid D. Phillips presents a commentary on Polybius' first book. Volume includes the definitive text by Theodor Buttner Wobst, with detailed commentary on points of linguistic and historical interest, and an introduction to Polybius' life, the Histories and Polybian language, style, and tone. An index of Greek words is included.

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