Tales of the barbarians: ethnography and empire in the Roman West

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Classical Antiquity Studies Archaeological and Historical Studies European Linguistics and Anthropology

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Translations Used vii Introduction 1 Chapter 1: Telling Tales on the Middle Ground 8 Chapter 2: Explaining the Barbarians 32 Chapter 3: Ethnography and Empire 59 Chapter 4: Enduring Fictions? 89 Notes 119 References 146 General Index 164 Index of Main Passages Discussed 168

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