Verrius, Festus and Paul (BICS Supplement 93) Richard A. Gerberding

Verrius, Festus and Paul (BICS Supplement 93) Richard A. GerberdingBurned, water damaged, lost for centuries the text we know today as Festus barely survived to the modern era, but since its re discovery in the fifteenth century it has exercised some of the greatest minds in the history of scholarship. Today the sole surviving manuscript lies in the airy calm of the Biblioteca Nazionale at Naples, a precious link to the great outpouring of scholarship during the last centuries of the Roman Republic. Festus Lexicon

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Offers students a comparative analytical framework for ways of thinking about fatherhood and new insights into why some welfare states have ‘father-friendly’ social policies and why others don’t

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Illustrated throughout with the author’s own detailed maps and plans and lively sketches

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