The interpretation of the ‘Second Preface’ in Arrian's Anabasis

John L. Moles

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The so-called Second Preface in Arrian's Anabasis is an important statement of both his conception of the work and its place in his intellectual biography. Despite extensive scholarly discussion, interpretative problems remain. Close literary analysis furthers understanding.

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