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Broschüre. Condition: New. 1. Specht, Julia; Klaus, Julius; Wang, Shiwen Sven; Rüßmann, Jo; Wedel, Kristina; Jahchan, Chantal; Studer, Meg; Mladenovski, Viktoria (illustrator).

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Hardback. Condition: New. This volume introduces the notion of "stranger-kingship" to the field of ancient history and evaluates its use as a new way of thinking about kingship as a political, social, and cultural phenomenon.The chapters highlight the clear and widespread value of the "stranger-king" as a new approach for understanding patterns of political life across time and space in antiquity. The volume begins with theoretical discussions of the "stranger king" and explores how the theory can be mapped onto current thinking about kingship in both Greece and Rome. The chapters then show the multifaceted ways in which this theory can be applied, testing some of its core ideas through case studies that cover Hellenistic monarchy, Greek and Roman kings, the Ptolemies of Egypt, Late Antique Roman emperors, and Ostrogothic Italy and Visigothic Iberia. The volume demonstrates that stranger-kingship has much to offer studies of ancient kingship as a heuristic tool, providing avenues for future research.Stranger-Kingship in Antiquity provides a fascinating cross-cultural study of "stranger kings", of interest to students and scholars in classical studies and the history of the ancient Mediterranean world.…

Broschüre. Condition: New. 1. Specht, Julia; Klaus, Julius; Wang, Shiwen Sven; Rüßmann, Jo; Wedel, Kristina; Jahchan, Chantal; Studer, Meg; Mladenovski, Viktoria (illustrator).

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This volume introduces the notion of stranger-kingship to the field of ancient history and evaluates its use as a new way of thinking about kingship as a political, social, and cultural phenomenon.The chapters highlight the clear and widespread value of the stranger-king as a new approach for understanding patterns of political life across time and space in antiquity. The volume begins with theoretical discussions of the stranger king and explores how the theory can be mapped onto current thinking about kingship in both Greece and Rome. The chapters then show the multifaceted ways in which this theory can be applied, testing some of its core ideas through case studies that cover Hellenistic monarchy, Greek and Roman kings, the Ptolemies of Egypt, Late Antique Roman emperors, and Ostrogothic Italy and Visigothic Iberia. The volume demonstrates that stranger-kingship has much to offer studies of ancient kingship as a heuristic tool, providing avenues for future research.Stranger-Kingship in Antiquity provides a fascinating cross-cultural study of "stranger kings", of interest to students and scholars in classical studies and the history of the ancient Mediterranean world. This volume introduces the notion of stranger-kingship to the field of ancient history and evaluates its use as a new way of thinking about kingship as a political, social, and cultural phenomenon. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -This volume introduces the notion of 'stranger-kingship' to the field of ancient history and evaluates its use as a new way of thinking about kingship as a political, social, and cultural phenomenon.The chapters highlight the clear and widespread value of the 'stranger-king' as a new approach for understanding patterns of political life across time and space in antiquity. The volume begins with theoretical discussions of the 'stranger king' and explores how the theory can be mapped onto current thinking about kingship in both Greece and Rome. The chapters then show the multifaceted ways in which this theory can be applied, testing some of its core ideas through case studies that cover Hellenistic monarchy, Greek and Roman kings, the Ptolemies of Egypt, Late Antique Roman emperors, and Ostrogothic Italy and Visigothic Iberia. The volume demonstrates that stranger-kingship has much to offer studies of ancient kingship as a heuristic tool, providing avenues for future research.Stranger-Kingship in Antiquity provides a fascinating cross-cultural study of 'stranger kings', of interest to students and scholars in classical studies and the history of the ancient Mediterranean world. 162 pp. Englisch.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This volume introduces the notion of stranger-kingship to the field of ancient history and evaluates its use as a new way of thinking about kingship as a political, social, and cultural phenomenon.The chapters highlight the clear and widespread value of the stranger-king as a new approach for understanding patterns of political life across time and space in antiquity. The volume begins with theoretical discussions of the stranger king and explores how the theory can be mapped onto current thinking about kingship in both Greece and Rome. The chapters then show the multifaceted ways in which this theory can be applied, testing some of its core ideas through case studies that cover Hellenistic monarchy, Greek and Roman kings, the Ptolemies of Egypt, Late Antique Roman emperors, and Ostrogothic Italy and Visigothic Iberia. The volume demonstrates that stranger-kingship has much to offer studies of ancient kingship as a heuristic tool, providing avenues for future research.Stranger-Kingship in Antiquity provides a fascinating cross-cultural study of "stranger kings", of interest to students and scholars in classical studies and the history of the ancient Mediterranean world. This volume introduces the notion of stranger-kingship to the field of ancient history and evaluates its use as a new way of thinking about kingship as a political, social, and cultural phenomenon. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This volume introduces the notion of stranger-kingship to the field of ancient history and evaluates its use as a new way of thinking about kingship as a political, social, and cultural phenomenon.The chapters highlight the clear and widespread value of the stranger-king as a new approach for understanding patterns of political life across time and space in antiquity. The volume begins with theoretical discussions of the stranger king and explores how the theory can be mapped onto current thinking about kingship in both Greece and Rome. The chapters then show the multifaceted ways in which this theory can be applied, testing some of its core ideas through case studies that cover Hellenistic monarchy, Greek and Roman kings, the Ptolemies of Egypt, Late Antique Roman emperors, and Ostrogothic Italy and Visigothic Iberia. The volume demonstrates that stranger-kingship has much to offer studies of ancient kingship as a heuristic tool, providing avenues for future research.Stranger-Kingship in Antiquity provides a fascinating cross-cultural study of "stranger kings", of interest to students and scholars in classical studies and the history of the ancient Mediterranean world. This volume introduces the notion of stranger-kingship to the field of ancient history and evaluates its use as a new way of thinking about kingship as a political, social, and cultural phenomenon. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - This volume introduces the notion of 'stranger-kingship' to the field of ancient history and evaluates its use as a new way of thinking about kingship as a political, social, and cultural phenomenon.The chapters highlight the clear and widespread value of the 'stranger-king' as a new approach for understanding patterns of political life across time and space in antiquity. The volume begins with theoretical discussions of the 'stranger king' and explores how the theory can be mapped onto current thinking about kingship in both Greece and Rome. The chapters then show the multifaceted ways in which this theory can be applied, testing some of its core ideas through case studies that cover Hellenistic monarchy, Greek and Roman kings, the Ptolemies of Egypt, Late Antique Roman emperors, and Ostrogothic Italy and Visigothic Iberia. The volume demonstrates that stranger-kingship has much to offer studies of ancient kingship as a heuristic tool, providing avenues for future research.Stranger-Kingship in Antiquity provides a fascinating cross-cultural study of 'stranger kings', of interest to students and scholars in classical studies and the history of the ancient Mediterranean world.…