Notes Upon Thucydides Original and Compiled - Hardcover

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Notes Upon Thucydides Original and Compiled offers a detailed examination of the writings of Thucydides, the renowned ancient Greek historian and author of History of the Peloponnesian War. This work provides readers with a comprehensive understanding of Thucydides' historical analysis, political insights, and literary style. Compiled in 1857, this edition aims to illuminate the complexities of Thucydides' original texts, making it an invaluable resource for scholars and enthusiasts of classical history and literature. The notes delve into Thucydidesâ€(TM) methodology, his portrayal of events, and his lasting impact on political and historical thought. A significant contribution to the study of ancient Greece, this book ensures Thucydides' legacy endures through careful annotation and insightful commentary.

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