G. W. Bowersock is Professor of Ancient History at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton. Among his many books are Roman Arabia (1983) and Hellenism in Late Antiquity (1990).

• INTRODUCTION BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES l. Friedrich Creuzer and Greek Historiography (1946) 2. George Grote and the Study of Greek History (1952) 3. M. I. Rostovtzeff (1954) 4. Introduction to the Griechische Kulturgeschichte by Jacob Burckhardt (1955) 5. In Memory of Gaetano DeSanctis (1870-1957) (1957) 6. Introduction toR. Syme, The Roman Revolution (1962) 7. Reconsidering B. Croce (1866-1952) (1966) 8. Julius Beloch (1966) 9. Jacob Bernays (1969) 10. J.G. Droysen Between Greeks and Jews (1970) 11. The Ancient City of Fustel de Coulanges (1970) 12. Introduction to a Discussion of Karl Reinhardt (1975) 13. Introduction to a Discussion of Eduard Schwartz (1978) 14. Liberal Historian and Supporter of the Holy Roman Empire:E.A. Freeman (1980) 15. Introduction to a Discussion of Eduard Meyer (1981) 16. New Paths of Classicism in the Nineteenth Century (1982) 17. Introduction to a Discussion of Georges Dumezil (1983) 18. A Return to Eighteenth·Century "Etruscheria":K. 0. Muller (1985) 19. From Bachofen to Cumont (1988) INDEX

G. W. Bowersock is Professor of Ancient History at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton. Among his many books are Roman Arabia (1983) and Hellenism in Late Antiquity (1990).

• INTRODUCTION BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES l. Friedrich Creuzer and Greek Historiography (1946) 2. George Grote and the Study of Greek History (1952) 3. M. I. Rostovtzeff (1954) 4. Introduction to the Griechische Kulturgeschichte by Jacob Burckhardt (1955) 5. In Memory of Gaetano DeSanctis (1870-1957) (1957) 6. Introduction toR. Syme, The Roman Revolution (1962) 7. Reconsidering B. Croce (1866-1952) (1966) 8. Julius Beloch (1966) 9. Jacob Bernays (1969) 10. J.G. Droysen Between Greeks and Jews (1970) 11. The Ancient City of Fustel de Coulanges (1970) 12. Introduction to a Discussion of Karl Reinhardt (1975) 13. Introduction to a Discussion of Eduard Schwartz (1978) 14. Liberal Historian and Supporter of the Holy Roman Empire:E.A. Freeman (1980) 15. Introduction to a Discussion of Eduard Meyer (1981) 16. New Paths of Classicism in the Nineteenth Century (1982) 17. Introduction to a Discussion of Georges Dumezil (1983) 18. A Return to Eighteenth·Century "Etruscheria":K. 0. Muller (1985) 19. From Bachofen to Cumont (1988) INDEX

G. W. Bowersock is Professor of Ancient History at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton. Among his many books are Roman Arabia (1983) and Hellenism in Late Antiquity (1990).

• INTRODUCTION BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES l. Friedrich Creuzer and Greek Historiography (1946) 2. George Grote and the Study of Greek History (1952) 3. M. I. Rostovtzeff (1954) 4. Introduction to the Griechische Kulturgeschichte by Jacob Burckhardt (1955) 5. In Memory of Gaetano DeSanctis (1870-1957) (1957) 6. Introduction toR. Syme, The Roman Revolution (1962) 7. Reconsidering B. Croce (1866-1952) (1966) 8. Julius Beloch (1966) 9. Jacob Bernays (1969) 10. J.G. Droysen Between Greeks and Jews (1970) 11. The Ancient City of Fustel de Coulanges (1970) 12. Introduction to a Discussion of Karl Reinhardt (1975) 13. Introduction to a Discussion of Eduard Schwartz (1978) 14. Liberal Historian and Supporter of the Holy Roman Empire:E.A. Freeman (1980) 15. Introduction to a Discussion of Eduard Meyer (1981) 16. New Paths of Classicism in the Nineteenth Century (1982) 17. Introduction to a Discussion of Georges Dumezil (1983) 18. A Return to Eighteenth·Century "Etruscheria":K. 0. Muller (1985) 19. From Bachofen to Cumont (1988) INDEX