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Classical geography --- Classical atlases --- Geography, Classical --- Geography, Ancient
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Karl Wilhelm Ludwig Müller, who wrote in Latin under the name Carolus Müllerus, was a German classicist whose monumental five-volume Fragmenta historicorum graecorum remains an important resource today. Between 1855 and 1861, he also produced this valuable two-volume collection of the works of lesser-known Greek geographers. Volume 2 (1861) contains texts from the Roman imperial period, including Dionysius of Byzantium's Anaplus Bospori ('Voyage through the Bosphorus') and the work of Dionysius Periegetes, which is accompanied by Latin paraphrases from antiquity by Rufus Festus Avienus and Priscian, as well as the commentary on it by Eustathius of Thessalonica. The surviving Greek texts have parallel Latin translations, and Müller's extensive prolegomena (also in Latin) discusses what is known about the authors, their works and the manuscript sources.
Geography, Ancient --- Classical geography --- Classical atlases --- Geography, Classical
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Karl Wilhelm Ludwig Müller (1813-94), who wrote in Latin under the name Carolus Müllerus, was a German classicist whose monumental five-volume Fragmenta historicorum graecorum (also reissued in the Cambridge Library Collection) remains an important resource today. Between 1855 and 1861, he also produced this valuable two-volume collection of the works of lesser-known Greek geographers. Volume 1 (1855) contains a variety of Greek texts with parallel Latin translations and extensive footnotes. Works featured in this volume include both the Periplus ('Circumnavigation') of Hanno the Carthaginian and the Periplus of Pseudo-Scylax. Also included are Agatharchides' De mari Erythraeo ('On the Erythraean Sea') and writings by Arrian and Marcian of Heraclea. Müller's extensive prolegomena (also in Latin) discusses what is known about the authors, their works and the manuscript sources.
Geography, Ancient --- Classical geography --- Classical atlases --- Geography, Classical
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"Before Columbus there was Eratosthenes: 'inventor' of the discipline of geography as it is known today. There was Alexander the Great: the man who sought to reach the very ends of the known world and whose empire spanned three continents. And there was Strabo: author of the Geographica, a 17-volume encyclopaedia of geographical knowledge which expounded the definition, history and mathematics of geography. In this, the first major study of ancient geography and geographers to be published in English for over 60 years, Duane W. Roller offers a comprehensive account of these, and the many other, ancient pioneers and the frontiers that defined their world. Ranging from the Bronze Age to Late Antiquity, Ancient Geography: The Discovery of the World in Classical Greece and Rome is the definitive guide to how the triumphs and the errors of antiquity laid the foundations for millennia of voyaging and exploration."--Bloomsbury Publishing.
Geography-General --- Geography --- Earth & Environmental Sciences --- Geography, Ancient. --- E-books --- Ancient geography --- Classical geography --- European history. --- History. --- Classical atlases --- Geography, Classical --- Geography, Ancient --- European history --- History
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"Although the Greco-Roman world was centered on the Mediterranean ... from c700 BC into the Roman period a series of explorers were to discover the entire Atlantic coast, north to Ireland, Scandinavia and the Baltic, and south into the African tropics."--Dust jacket.
Classical geography.
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Erforschung.
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Grieken.
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Romeinen (volk).
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Scheepvaart.
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Atlantic Ocean
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Atlantischer Ozean.
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Griechenland
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Civilization, Greek --- Geography, Ancient --- Civilisation grecque --- Géographie ancienne --- Classical geography. --- Geography --- Ethnology --- History. --- Classical geography --- -Geography --- -Cosmography --- Earth sciences --- World history --- Cultural anthropology --- Ethnography --- Races of man --- Social anthropology --- Anthropology --- Human beings --- Classical atlases --- Geography, Classical --- History --- -History --- -Classical atlases --- Géographie ancienne --- Cosmography --- Geography - Greece - History. --- Ethnology - Greece - History. --- GRECE --- GEOGRAPHIE
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Classical geography --- Geography, Ancient --- Ancient geography --- Geography --- Classical atlases --- Geography, Classical --- Indian Ocean Region --- Indian Ocean Rim countries --- Commerce --- History. --- History --- Geography, Ancient. --- Classical geography. --- Indian Ocean Region - Commerce - History
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What were the limits of knowledge of the physical world in Greek and Roman antiquity? How far did travellers get and what did they know about far-away regions? How did they describe foreign countries and peoples? How did they measure the earth, and distances and heights on it? Ideas about the physical and cultural world are a key aspect of ancient history, but until now there has been no up-to-date modern overview of the subject. This book explores the beginnings and development of geographical ideas in Classical antiquity and demonstrates technical methods for describing landscape, topographies and ethnographies. The survey relies on a variety of sources: philosophical and scientific texts but also poems and travelogues; papyrological remains and visual monuments.
Classical geography. --- Geography --- Geography, Ancient --- Ancient geography --- Cosmography --- Earth sciences --- World history --- Classical atlases --- Geography, Classical --- History. --- Arts and Humanities --- History --- Classical geography --- Geography, Ancient - History --- Geography - Greece - History --- Geography - Rome - History
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What were the limits of knowledge of the physical world in Greek and Roman antiquity? How far did travellers get and what did they know about far-away regions? How did they describe foreign countries and peoples? How did they measure the earth, and distances and heights on it? Ideas about the physical and cultural world are a key aspect of ancient history, but until now there has been no up-to-date modern overview of the subject. This book explores the beginnings and development of geographical ideas in Classical antiquity and demonstrates technical methods for describing landscape, topographies and ethnographies. The survey relies on a variety of sources: philosophical and scientific texts but also poems and travelogues; papyrological remains and visual monuments.
Classical geography --- Geography --- Géographie ancienne --- Géographie --- History --- Histoire --- Geography, Ancient --- Classical geography. --- History. --- Ancient --- General. --- Géographie ancienne --- Géographie --- Cosmography --- Earth sciences --- World history --- Ancient geography --- Classical atlases --- Geography, Classical --- Geography, Ancient - History --- Geography - Greece - History --- Geography - Rome - History --- Arts and Humanities
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Aardrijkskunde [Klassieke ] --- Ancient geography --- Antieke geografie --- Atlas classiques --- Classical atlases --- Classical geography --- Geografie [Antieke ] --- Geografie [Klassieke ] --- Geografie van de Oudheid --- Geography [Ancient ] --- Geography [Classical] --- Géographie ancienne --- Géographie classique --- Géographie de l'Antiquité --- Klassieke aardrijkskunde --- Klassieke atlassen --- Klassieke geografie --- Geography, Ancient --- Cartography --- History --- Classical geography. --- Geography, Ancient. --- History.
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