Britain B.C.: As Described In Classical Writings; With An Inquiry Into The Notions Of The Cassiterides And Thule; And An Attempt To Ascertain The Ancient Geography Of Kent And East Sussex
Britain B.C.: As Described In Classical Writings; With An Inquiry Into The Notions Of The Cassiterides And Thule; And An Attempt To Ascertain The Ancient Geography Of Kent And East Sussex
Original: $10.46
-65%$10.46
$3.66The Story
Author: Henry Sharpe
Binding: Hardback
Published: WILLIAMS & NORGATE, 1909
Condition:
Book: Fair
Jacket: N/A
Pages: Good
Markings: Previous owner
Condition remarks: Tanning on top of block
This scholarly work meticulously reconstructs the ancient geography and early history of Britain before the Roman conquest. It critically examines classical writings to illuminate the perceptions and descriptions of the island by Greek and Roman authors. The text presents a detailed inquiry into the enigmatic locations of the Cassiterides and Thule, seeking to clarify their historical and geographical significance. Furthermore, it undertakes a precise attempt to ascertain the ancient geographical contours of Kent and East Sussex, offering a rigorous academic perspective on these regions. This authoritative volume illustrates the challenges of piecing together the past from fragmented ancient sources, providing invaluable insights for historians and classicists alike.
Description
Author: Henry Sharpe
Binding: Hardback
Published: WILLIAMS & NORGATE, 1909
Condition:
Book: Fair
Jacket: N/A
Pages: Good
Markings: Previous owner
Condition remarks: Tanning on top of block
This scholarly work meticulously reconstructs the ancient geography and early history of Britain before the Roman conquest. It critically examines classical writings to illuminate the perceptions and descriptions of the island by Greek and Roman authors. The text presents a detailed inquiry into the enigmatic locations of the Cassiterides and Thule, seeking to clarify their historical and geographical significance. Furthermore, it undertakes a precise attempt to ascertain the ancient geographical contours of Kent and East Sussex, offering a rigorous academic perspective on these regions. This authoritative volume illustrates the challenges of piecing together the past from fragmented ancient sources, providing invaluable insights for historians and classicists alike.
