Aelius Aristides between Greece, Rome, and the Gods (Columbia Studies in the Classical Tradition, 33)
by Brooke Holmes, William V. Harris
This scholarly volume examines Aelius Aristides in relation to Greece, Rome, and the gods. By framing its subject across these interconnected worlds, it contributes to the study of classical tradition, ancient cultural identity, and religious thought.
About This Book
This volume focuses on Aelius Aristides, a figure associated with the Greek world during the Roman period.
Its title highlights the connections among Greece, Rome, and the gods, placing the subject within overlapping cultural, political, and religious traditions.
Written by Brooke Holmes and William V. Harris, the book belongs to the Columbia Studies in the Classical Tradition series.
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