A History of the Hellenistic World 323 - 30 BC - Erstausgabe

EAN (ISBN-13): 9780631233879
ISBN (ISBN-10): 0631233873
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Erscheinungsjahr: 2008
Herausgeber: BLACKWELL PUBL
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Sprache: Englisch

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Autor des Buches: errington malcolm, alexander malcolm
Titel des Buches: 323, history the hellenistic world, hellenist, history ancient world, little history the world

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Autor/in: R. Malcolm Errington
Titel: Blackwell History of the Ancient World; A History of the Hellenistic World - 323 - 30 BC
Verlag: John Wiley & Sons
368 Seiten
Erscheinungsjahr: 2008-02-15
Gewicht: 0,790 kg
Sprache: Englisch
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BB; gebunden; Hardcover, Softcover / Geschichte/Altertum; Antike; Geschichte; Hellenistische Geschichte, Geschichte der griechischen Antike; Classical Studies; Humanistische Studien; Archäologie; Ancient & Classical Greek & Hellenistic History; Archaeology; Allg. Archäologie; Hellenistische Geschichte, Geschichte der griechischen Antike; Altes Griechenland; BC

List of Illustrations. List of Maps. Preface. Abbreviations. Introduction. Part I: The Making of the Hellenistic World. Chapter 1 First Steps. I From Babylon to Triparadeisos. II Kassander and Polyperchon. III Antigonos. Chapter 2 Consolidation. I Seleukos. II Lysimachos. III Ptolemy. IV Kassander and Europe. Chapter 3 From Ipsos to Koroupedion. I After Ipsos. II Demetrios King of the Macedonians. III Asia Minor. IV Towards War--again. Chapter 4 The Structure of Power. I The New Kings. II Land Distribution and City Foundations. III Regional Government. Part II: The Hellenistic World In Action. Chapter 5 Europe after Koroupedion. I Keraunos and the Celtic Invasion. II The Rise of the Aitolian League and Delphi. III Pyrrhos and Antigonos Gonatas. IV Antigonos Gonatas and the Chremonidean War. V Aitolia and Achaia. VI The Leagues Expand. VII Antigonos Doson. VIII Retrospect. Chapter 6 Asia. I The Structure of Empire. II Antiochos I "Soter". III The Middle Years. IV Power and Government. a) Royalty. b) Armies. c) Kings and the Old Cities. d) Royal Foundations. e) The Politics of Gratitude. Chapter 7 Egypt. I Founding Ptolemaic Rule. II New and Old. III Alexandria and Ptolemais. IV Ruler Cult. V External Possessions. Part III: The Challenge of Rome. Chapter 8 Clouds in the West. I Egypt. II Seleukid Asia. III Europe. a) The Social War. b) The "First Macedonian War". Chapter 9 Storm in the Balkans. I Intermezzo. a) Antiochos. b) Macedonia. II Romans in the Balkans. a) War. b) The Peace. III Antiochos III. a) The Failure of Diplomacy. b) TheLast Round. Chapter 10 Symploke. I Asia. a) The Seleukids. b) Pergamon. c) Rhodes. d) The Free Cities. II Europe. a) Southern Greece. b) Macedonia and Northern Greece 329. Part IV: Rome in the Hellenistic World. Chapter 11 Europe. I Macedonia. II Achaia. III Athens. Chapter 12 Egypt and Asia. I The "Sixth Syrian War". II Western Asia Minor. Chapter 13 The End of the Seleukids. I Antiochos IV. II The Dynasty Collapses. III Terminal Cancer. Chapter 14 Central and Eastern Anatolia. I Anatolia Becomes Hellenistic. II The "First Mithridatic War". III Anatolia Becomes Roman. Chapter 15 Egypt Becomes Roman. I Ptolemy VI "Philometor". II Ptolemy VIII "Euergetes" II. III Woman Power. IV Kleopatra "Philopator" and the End of Ptolemaic Egypt. Chapter 16 Epilogue. Select Bibliography. Royal Dynasties. Index. .