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Beyond Renault - Valerio Massimo Manfredi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) |
 | | Valerio Massimo Manfredi is undoubtedly a capable historian of the ancient world: he has been teaching in several Italian and foreign universities, he led scientific expeditions, excavations and explorations in Italy as well as overseas, and he has been writing articles and essays for some of the most important Italian Magazines, such as |
 | | Manfredi himself stated, during a conference, that style should "succumb" to narration, and remain as simple as possible, in order not to interfere and take the attention off the story being told. |
 | | Manfredi that Hephaistion corrisponded with two philosophers, not to mention gaining the higest civil charge of the empire; it is likely he had more interesting subjects to discuss than the ones Manfredi ascribed to him (being women, wine, and other pleasantries of the same sort). |
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