The Landmark Herodotus: the histories

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Introduction by Rosalind ThomasEditor's Preface by Robert B. StrasslerTranslator's Preface by Andrea L. PurvisDated Outline of TextKey to MapsBook OneBook TwoBook ThreeBook FourBook FiveBook SixBook SevenBook EightBook NineAppendix A The Athenian Governance in Herodotus - Peter Krentz, Davidson CollegeAppendix B The Spartan State in War and Peace - Paul Cartledge, University of CambridgeAppendix C The Account of Egypt: Herodotus Right and Wrong - Alan B. Lloyd, University of WalesAppendix D Herodotean Geography - James Romm, Bard CollegeAppendix E Herodotus and the Black Sea Region - Everett L. Wheeler, Duke UniversityAppendix F Rivers and Peoples of Scythia - Everett L. Wheeler, Duke UniversityAppendix G The Continuity of Steppe Culture - Everett L. Wheeler, Duke UniversityAppendix H The Ionian Revolt - George L. Cawkwell, University College, OxfordAppendix I Classical Greek Religious Festivals - Gregory Crane, Tufts UniversityAppendix J Ancient Greek Units of Currency, Weight, and Distance - Thomas R. Martin, College of the Holy CrossAppendix K Dialect and Ethnic Groups in Herodotus - William F. Wyatt, Brown UniversityAppendix L Aristocratic Families in Herodotus - William F. Wyatt, Brown UniversityAppendix M Herodotus on Persia and the Persian Empire - Christopher Tuplin, University of LiverpoolAppendix N Hoplite Warfare in Herodotus - J. W. I. Lee, University of California, Santa BarabaraAppendix O The Persian Army in Herodotus - J. W. I. Lee, University of California, Santa BarabaraAppendix P Oracles, Religion, and Politics in Herodotus - Donald Lateiner, Ohio Wesleyan UniversityAppendix Q Herodotus and the Poets - Andrew Ford, Princeton UniversityAppendix R The Size of Xerxes' Expeditionary Force - Michael A. Flower, Princeton UniversityAppendix S Trireme Warfare in Herodotus - Nicolle Hirschfeld, Trinity UniversityAppendix T Tyranny in Herodotus - Carolyn Dewald, Bard CollegeAppendix U On Women and Marriage in Herodotus - Carolyn Dewald, Bard CollegeGlossaryAncient SourcesBibliography for the General ReaderFigure CreditsIndexReference Maps

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