Erdbeben in der Antike

Deutungen - Folgen - Repräsentationen
Edited by Jonas Borsch and Laura Carrara
[Earthquakes in Antiquity. Interpretation - Implications - Representations.]
2016. X, 278 pages.
DOI 10.1628/978-3-16-154170-4
Published in German.
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Summary
Ancient Greeks and Romans lived in one of the world's most seismically active regions. Contemporary reports and literature detail not only the catastrophic effects of earthquakes but also provide insights into how these societies understood them. The current volume goes beyond traditional research practices and explores how events of seismic activity were viewed by ancient societies.

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