Description
Product Overview
This annotated edition is part of the Oxford Studies in Byzantium series, published by OUP Oxford. It features 448 pages in a print replica format, with an ISBN-13 of 978-0192511065. The book is written in English and includes detailed annotations that enhance understanding of classic Roman and Eastern European literature. Key specifications include a file size of 10.6 MB, though enhanced typesetting, X-Ray, and Word Wise are not enabled, making it a straightforward digital resource for focused reading.
Usage
This book is designed for academic and research environments, such as university libraries, history departments, and personal study spaces. It is ideal for scholars, students, and enthusiasts of Byzantine history, classic Roman literature, and Eastern European literary traditions. Use it for in-depth analysis, coursework, or as a reference in historical research projects, providing reliable insights into cultural and literary developments.
Why Choose Us
This product stands out due to its affiliation with Oxford University Press, ensuring high-quality scholarly content and rigorous editing. The annotated format offers added value with explanatory notes that clarify complex themes, making it more accessible than standard editions. Its part of a respected series guarantees consistency and depth, backed by the publisher’s reputation for accuracy and comprehensive coverage in historical studies.
Key Features
- Annotated edition with detailed notes for enhanced comprehension
- Part of the Oxford Studies in Byzantium series for reliable academic content
- 448-page print replica format in English for extensive coverage
- Includes ISBN-13 978-0192511065 for easy reference and sourcing
- Focus on classic Roman and Eastern European literature for specialized study
FAQ
What is the publication date of this book?
The book was published on June 2, 2017, ensuring it includes recent scholarly insights and updates in the field.
Is this book available in other languages?
No, this edition is only available in English, making it suitable for readers proficient in that language.
Can I use this for academic citations?
Yes, as part of the Oxford Studies in Byzantium series, it is a credible source for academic research and citations.
Does it support features like X-Ray or Word Wise?
No, enhanced typesetting, X-Ray, and Word Wise are not enabled, focusing on a traditional reading experience.
What is the print length and format?
The book has a print length of 448 pages and is in a print replica format, preserving the layout of the physical edition for digital use.
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