The Ancient historian and his materials
Subtitle: essays in honour of C. E. Stevens on his seventieth birthday
By: edited by Barbara Levick.
Contributors: Stevens, Courtenay Edward; Levick, Barbara
Publisher: Gregg
Published: 1975
Place of publication: Farnborough, Hants
Language: eng
Number of pages: 251
Subjects: Stevens, Courtenay Edward; History, Ancient -- Historiography; History, Ancient -- Sources
Notes: Includes index.

"A list of the published writings of Courtenay Edward Stevens": p. ix-xii.
Table of contents: title: Levick, B. Introductory note.; title: Andrewes, A. Could there have been a battle at Oinoe?; title: Forrest, W. G. Aristophanes and the Athenian Empire.; title: Grayson, C. Did Xenophon intend to write history?; title: De Ste. Croix, G. E. M. Aristotle on history and poetry (Poetics 9, 1451a36; title: b11).; title: Applebaum, S. Hellenistic cities of Judaea and its vicinity, some new aspects.; title: Cuff, P. J. Two cohorts from Camerinum.; title: Wightman, E. M. Priscae gallorum memoriae: some comments on sources for a history of Gaul.; title: Hardie, C. Octavian and Ecologue I.; title: Levick, B. Mercy and moderation on the coinage of Tiberius.; title: Birley, A. Agricola, the Flavian Dynasty, and Tacitus.; title: D'Arms, J. Tacitus, Annals 13.48 and a new inscription from Puteoli.; title: Garnsey, P. Descendants of freedmen in local politics: some criteria.; title: Yavetz, Z. Forte an dolo principis (Tac., Ann. 15.38).; title: Stockton, D. Christianos ad Leonem.; title: Percival, J. Culturae mancianae: field patterns in the Albertini tablets.; title: Morris, J. Modern India and ancient Europe.