Mercury's wings : exploring modes of communication in the classical world
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                  Naiden, F. S.              
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                                                                           Talbert, Richard J. A., 1947- , [HerausgeberIn]  | 
      
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                          New York, NY :
                                      Oxford University Press,
                        
                          2017.
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                  457 pages. | 
    
| ISBN: | 9780190663285 9780199983414  | 
        
| DOI: | 10.1093/acprof:oso/9780195386844.001.0001 | 
        
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                      Online available (Oxford Scholarship Online) | 
      
                Inhaltsangabe: 
            
                  - Introduction
 - Networks. Environmental perspectives on ancient communication / by Grant Parker
 - Libraries and communication in the ancient world / by Matthew Nicholls
 - Communication and Roman long-distance trade / by Taco Terpstra
 - Military communication: the example of the classical battlefield / by F. S. Naiden
 - Modes. Monuments of the Hittite and neo-Assyrian empires during the late bronze and iron ages / by James F. Osborne
 - Communicating with images in the Roman Empire / by Jennifer Trimble
 - Musical persuasion in early Greece / by Timothy Power
 - Gesture in the ancient Mediterranean world / by Gregory S. Aldrete
 - Exercising sympathy in Mesopotamian letters / by Seth Richardson
 - Divinities. Messages and the Mesopotamian gods: signals and systematics / by Seth Richardson
 - Pilgrimage and communication / by Ian Rutherford
 - The inspired voice: enigmatic oracular communication / by Julia Kindt
 - Christianity / by Michael Kulikowski
 - Engagements. Cross-cultural communication in the Hellenistic Mediterranean and Western and South Asia / by Matthew Canepa
 - Cross-cultural communication in Egypt / by J. G. Manning
 - Diplomatic communication in the ancient Mediterranean / by Sheila l. Ager
 - Coinage and the Roman economy / by Kenneth W. Harl
 - Communicating through maps: the Roman case / by Richard Talbert.
 
                      
                  
      