Essential reading for Hellenistic History

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	"A phenomenal account of an exciting part of Selukid and Cis-Tauric Asian history"

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	"Walbank's work is still perhaps the best one volume introduction to the Hellenistic World"

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	"A good general introduction to the Hellenistic world - good social history."

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	"Perhaps the most insightful work on Hellenistic History written in English - essential reading for the period."

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	"A brilliant piece on women and democracy by a profound and insightful historian"

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	"Bold and Daring for a work of history its opinions are questionable but provide ample discussion."

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	"the best introduction to Roman relations with the Hellenistic world"

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	"good economic history of the Seleukid Empire with good use of epigraphic evidence"

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	"A good introduction to source material in a difficult period"

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	"The most recent general work on the period"

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	"Brilliant regional history of Anatolia."

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	"Indispensible reference tool to a Hellenistic historian"

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	"Equally as useful as volume one"

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	"Good study of the hellenistic oddity of Rhodes"

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	"A good study in early hellenistic kingship and revision of the traditional view of Lysimachus"

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	"Not the strongest work in the field - but provides several good references away from the big 3 kingdoms"

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	"Best introduction to the Ptolemaic Empire"

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	"Billows has to be taken witha pinch of salt - but a good discussion of a major figure"

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	"Not just for the Hellenistic period - one of the finest pieces of Marxist history written!"

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	"This book has defined regional hellenistic history and is essential reading"

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	"A brilliant study into a very Hellenistic concept - Asylia."

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	"An excellent commentary on a leading hellenistic historian"