Problems, Volume II

Books 20-38. Rhetoric to Alexander

Edited and translated by Robert Mayhew

David C. Mirhady

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$28.00 • £19.95 • €25.00

ISBN 9780674996564

Publication Date: 11/14/2011

Loeb

672 pages

4-1/4 x 6-3/8 inches

1 line illustration, indexes

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“Mayhew’s new edition and translation are sure to draw more English-speaking readers to this fascinating text, whose present neglect is all the more startling given its former influence on Classical Arabic and Early Modern natural philosophy… Mayhew’s new edition is extremely welcome, a huge advance on its predecessor, and the best value edition currently available in any language.”—Oliver Thomas, Bryn Mawr Classical Review

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