Year: 1887
Type: article
Abstract: See footnote to p. 167 at voL v. 1 Alemannni' preface to the AnecdoUs, p. vi (Orelli's edition of 1837).* Especially by Dean Milman, in his notes on Gibbon (voL v. p. 41). 1 Elsewhere Gibbon has guarded himself against the 'pernicious Tna-rim that -where much is alleged something most be true.' ' For Prooopins' exact position see Dahn's elaborate work on Procopius of Catarea.(p.18); the tint chapter is a biography of the historian.• Alemannoi' preface to the Anecdote*, p. rid (ed.1837).* Anecdote, p. 106.«• He was forty-one (Debidour, p. 52).11 Anecdotes, p. 80. c Grout innsrt Ltbtnsvxihrhtit is almost untranslatable (p.379).a See footnote, pp.379, 380 of Dr. Dahn's work.** P. 96.The vehemence of Procopioa' language rrmirpg it difficult to translate without hyperbole." P. 99. u P. 09. ** Pp. 112 & 116. a See Anecdotes, pp.148 4 150, and olio Beinh&rt's note, p. -108.« P. 158." Post annum Justmi Urtium vel duobut ttqutntibus (p.348): from i-D. 621 to 623.*• Notes to Antedolt*, pp.411-413." Probably about 529 and 530, though it is difficult to calculate exactly." This iras in 537.I should be inclined to date the edict about the year 530.41 Preface to Anecdote, p. n.
Source: The English Historical Review
DOI: 10.1093/ehr/ii.v.161
Author: A. N.
Language: English
Subfield: Classics
Field: Arts and Humanities
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: bronze
OpenAlex ID: W4230065979