Titlebook: Dionysius Scytobrachion; Jeffrey S. Rusten Book 1982 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 1982 Apollon.Dissertation.Edition.Fragment.Index.Nero.P

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Advances in Geographic Information Scienceby name, it seems unlikely that either is the main subject of the text. Lines 9–17 evidently contained an estimate of the arrangement .of a work (presumably on the Argonauts), but here too the precise subject is unclear, and perhaps there is a comparison between two works.

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Minyu Tao,Zhiming Ding,Yang Caoo that of Euhemerus’; . that the latter work can be assumed to have influenced the former directly.. Yet “Euhemerism” (except in a special sense, as we will see below) is older than Euhemerus himself, and in order to estimate properly the Libyan Stories we must sketch briefly this tradition as well, as far as it can still be recovered..

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Xiaoqiang Cheng,Huayi Wu,Tinghua Ai,Min Yangat we may plausibly deduce from them, and of the reliability of each witness (measured by the extent to which they are based on a knowledge of Dionysius’ works themselves) can we hope to discover the truth.

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Introductiongnificance for the tradition of that author’s date and works. Before proceeding to that task it is necessary to summarize those conclusions reached by others, primarily on the relationship between Dionysius’ work and Diodorus, which form the basis of the following chapters. More controversial proble

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