Diodori Siculi - Ludwig August Dindorf - Bog

This book is a critical edition of the works of Diodorus Siculus, a Greek historian and writer of the 1st century BCE. Drawing on a wide range of textual and historical sources, Mueller and Dindorf offer a comprehensive and authoritative reading of Diodorus's complex and multifaceted work, which covers a wide range of historical and mythological topics. A valuable resource for classicists and scholars of ancient history, this book sheds new light on a fascinating and understudied area of Greek literature.
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