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100 1  Priestley, Jessica.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
       no2014053632 
245 10 Herodotus and Hellenistic culture :|bliterary studies in 
       the reception of the Histories /|cJessica Priestley. 
264  1 Oxford :|bOxford University Press,|c2014. 
300    1 online resource 
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504    Includes bibliographical references and indexes. 
505 0  ""Cover""; ""Herodotus and Hellenistic Culture: Literary 
       Studies in the Reception of the Histories""; 
       ""Copyright""; ""Dedication""; ""Acknowledgements""; 
       ""Contents""; ""List of Abbreviations""; ""Introduction"";
       ""THROUGH HERODOTEAN EYES""; ""HELLENISTIC RECEPTIONS OF 
       HERODOTUS� HISTORIES""; ""FRAGMENTATIONS: SINGLE AUTHOR 
       RECEPTION HISTORIES, SOURCES, AND PERIODIZATION""; ""1: 
       Biographical Traditions""; ""HALICARNASSUS AND SAMOS""; 
       ""THURII""; ""PELLA AND PTOLEMAIC ALEXANDRIA""; ""THEBES 
       AND CORINTH""; ""ATHENS""; ""2: The Great and the 
       Marvellous""; ""WONDER-NARRATIVES IN HERODOTUS"" 
505 8  ""HerodotusÂ? rhetoric of wonder""""Unmarked wonders""; 
       ""THUCYDIDES AND WONDER: THE FRAMEWORK CHALLENGED""; 
       ""ARISTOTLE AND WONDER: THE FRAMEWORK REJECTED""; 
       ""CATALOGUING THE MARVELLOUS: HERODOTUS AND 
       PARADOXOGRAPHY""; ""HERODOTUS AND THE SEVEN WONDERS OF THE
       WORLD""; ""A Hellenistic construct""; ""The canonical 
       wonders: Herodotean influence?""; ""Descriptions of the 
       Seven Wonders: Herodotus acknowledged""; ""COMPETING 
       AESTHETICS: GREAT AND SMALL, HUMAN AND DIVINE""; 
       ""SCHOLARLY WONDER AND HERODOTUS� INQUIRIES""; ""3: 
       Herodotus and Hellenistic Geographies""; ""GEOGRAPHICAL 
       UNCERTAINTIES"" 
505 8  ""Hyperboreans and Hypernotians""""The River Nile""; 
       ""Herodotus on the inundation and source of the Nile""; 
       ""The reception of Herodotus� views on the Nile""; 
       ""Theories of a west African source""; ""Diodorus 
       Siculus� representation of Herodotus on the Nile""; 
       ""GEOGRAPHIES OF THE PAST""; ""The Egyptian�Colchis 
       theory""; ""The geography of Apollonius� Argonautica""; 
       ""A geographical allusion to Herodotus""; ""4: The Persian
       Wars: New Versions and New Contexts""; ""GALATIANS, LATTER
       DAY PERSIANS""; ""TIMAEUS: AN ALTERNATIVE ACCOUNT OF THE 
       PERSIAN WARS""; ""EAST VERSUS WEST"" 
505 8  ""The beginning of the Histories 
       (1.1�5)""""Apollonius� Argonautica""; ""Lycophron�s 
       Alexandra""; ""5: The Prose Homer of History""; 
       ""HERODOTUS AND POETRY""; ""HERODOTUS THE LIAR""; 
       ""Epilogue""; ""APPENDIX: Aristarchus� Commentary on 
       Herodotus""; ""Bibliography""; ""General Index""; ""Index 
       of Passages Cited"" 
520    In a series of literary studies, Priestley explores some 
       of the earliest ancient responses to Herodotus' 
       'Histories' through the extant written record of the early
       and middle Hellenistic period. Responses to the Histories 
       were rich and varied, and the range of Hellenistic writers
       responding in different ways to Herodotus' work is in part
       a reflection of the 'Histories 'own broad scope. The 
       'Histories' remained relevant in this later age and 
       continued to speak meaningfully to a broad range of 
       readers long after Herodotus' death. This book explores a 
       variety of discourses where Herodotus occupies an 
       important place in the intellectual background, and, in 
       particular, it draws attention to writers not usually 
       categorized as historians in order to broaden our 
       perspectives on Herodotus' cultural importance. 
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