Invectives and panegyrics in Late Antiquity: the two faces of the same coin
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Late Antiquity, Episcopate, RhetoricAbstract
Review of: FLOWER, R. Emperors and bishops in Late Roman Invective. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2013. 294 p.
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