An Accidental Scholar.

In this essay I reflect on my development as a scholar of late antiquity and Byzantium over many decades. I was a Classics undergraduate at Oxford in the late 1950s, and my subsequent history took me first to Glasgow, then to London as a professor and back to Oxford as the head of a college and a pr...

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Publicado en:Catholic Historical Review Vol. 107; no. 1; pp. 1 - 29
Autor principal: CAMERON, AVERIL
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Publicado: Catholic University of America Press Winter2021
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