Rewriting the Egyptian river: the Nile in Hellenistic and imperial Greek literature
<p>This thesis explores Hellenistic and imperial Greek texts that represent or discuss the river Nile. The thesis makes an original contribution to scholarship by examining such texts in he light of the history of Greek discourse about the Nile and in the context of social, political and cul...
Main Author: | Todd, H |
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Other Authors: | Whitmarsh, T |
Format: | Thesis |
Language: | English |
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2015
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