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This volume is an important defence of compilations and anthologies as fundamental to premodern and early modern text culture and rhetorical education. (...) this volume is a cogent prompt for classicists to reflect not only on how readers in antiquity anthologized from histories, but even more importantly on how anthologizing may have been a factor in historiographical composition. Most significantly, it provides useful resources for the reception of classics through anthologies. Kyle Conrau-Lewis, Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2018.09.24

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J. C. Iglesias-Zoido, Ph.D. (1992), teaches Classical Philology at the University of Extremadura. Previous publications on Thucydides and historiographical speeches include Retorica e historiografia (Madrid, 2008) and El legado de Tucidides en la cultura occidental (Coimbra, 2011). Victoria Pineda, Ph.D. (1993), University of Michigan, teaches Comparative Literature at Universidad de Extremadura. Her most recent publications include a book on Luis Cernuda's ekphrastic poems (Barcelona, 2017) and a critical edition of Lope de Vega's Los Prados de Leon (Madrid, 2017). Contributors are: Luis Ballesteros Pastor, Robert D. Black, Jose Maria Candau, David Carmona, Immacolata Eramo, Juan Carlos Iglesias-Zoido, M. Teresa Jimenez Calvente, Ida Gilda Mastrorosa, Roberto Nicolai, Valentina Nider, Carmen Peraita, M. Violeta Perez Custodio, Victoria Pineda, Maria Sanz Julian, Florence Serrano, Xavier Tubau, and Joaquin Villalba Alvarez.

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