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The ancient historian and his materials. Essays in honor of C. E. Stevens,
Oxford 1975, 9-16.
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(Hrsg.), Imperialism in the ancient world, Cambridge 1979, 91-102.
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J. W. Eadie/J. Ober (Hrsg.), The craft of the ancient historian. Essays in
honour of C. G. Starr, Lanham 1985, 189-197.