Estabilidad y conflicto civil en la guerra del Peloponeso

This monograph examines the ancient sources (literary, archaeological, epigraphical, numismatic) and historiographical trends relating to the Corinthian War at the beginning of the fourth century BC. It is basically a thematically arranged bibliography, but also contains analysis of the works cited and their significance. Spanish text.

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