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Pausanias's Description of Greece

Pages
672
Published
2006
Language
English

Frequently asked questions

  • Is Frazer's commentary still considered essential for studying Pausanias?

    Frazer's extensive commentary, while a monumental work of scholarship from its time, is now often supplemented or even superseded by more recent archaeological discoveries and critical interpretations. While it remains a valuable historical document of classical scholarship, contemporary researchers typically consult it alongside newer editions and analyses.

  • Does this edition include the original Greek text?

    This specific work by Frazer is primarily a translation and detailed commentary on Pausanias's text. While it references the original Greek extensively within the commentary, it is not typically presented as a bilingual edition with the full Greek text alongside the English translation.