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THE ALEXANDRIAN TYCHAION AND THE DATE OF PS.-NICOLAUS PROGYMNASMATA*

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  23 November 2009

CRAIG A. GIBSON
CRAIG A. GIBSON
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University of Iowa, Email: craig-gibson@uiowa.edu
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The Classical Quarterly , Volume 59 , Issue 2 , December 2009 , pp. 608 - 623
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Copyright © The Classical Association 2009

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References

* The following secondary sources are referenced by author and date only:

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C.M. Bowra, ‘Palladas on Tyche’, CQ 10.1 (1960), 118–28.

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A. Cameron, ‘Palladas and the Nikai’, JHS 84 (1964), 54–62.

A. Cameron, ‘Notes on Palladas’, CQ 15.2 (1965), 215–29 = Cameron 1965a.

A. Cameron, ‘Palladas and Christian polemic’, JRS 55 (1965), 17–30 = Cameron 1965b.

C. Haas, Alexandria in Late Antiquity: Topography and Social Conflict (Baltimore, 1997).

B.D. Hebert, Spätantike Beschreibung von Kunstwerken: Archäologischer Kommentar zu den Ekphraseis des Libanios und Nikolaos (Diss., Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz, 1983).

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W. Stegemann, ‘Nikolaos (21)’, RE 17.1 (1936), 424–57.

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E. Will, ‘Dodékathéon et Panthéon’, BCH 75 (1951), 233–46.