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Politics Philosophy And Empire In The Fourth Century Themistius Select Orations Liverpool University Press Translated Texts For Historians Peter Heather

SKU: BELL-2090422

Politics Philosophy And Empire In The Fourth Century Themistius Select Orations Liverpool University Press Translated Texts For Historians Peter Heather

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Politics Philosophy And Empire In The Fourth Century Themistius Select Orations Liverpool University Press Translated Texts For Historians Peter Heather instant download after payment.

Publisher: Liverpool University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.43 MB

Pages: 385

Author: Peter Heather, David Moncur

ISBN: 9780853231066, 0853231060

Language: English

Year: 2001

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Politics Philosophy And Empire In The Fourth Century Themistius Select Orations Liverpool University Press Translated Texts For Historians Peter Heather by Peter Heather, David Moncur 9780853231066, 0853231060 instant download after payment.

Around the year 350, a young orator and philosopher called Themistius delivered a speech to the Emperor Constantius II in Ancyra (modern Ankara). Themistius found great favor with the Emperor, who catapulted him into the Constantinople Senate in 355. He was similarly favored by subsequent emperors – Jovian (363–64), Valens (364–78) and Theodosius (379–95). This volume presents translations of a selection of the speeches of Themistius, grouped into chapters that deal either with a key period in the evolution of his career or with a sequence of events of particular historical significance.