"The Old and the Restless: The Egyptians and the Scythians in Herodotus" by Robert J. Hagan

Date of Submission

Spring 2011

Academic Program

Classical Studies

Advisor

Carolyn Dewald

Abstract/Artist's Statement

The first part of this project focuses on the differences and similarities between the Egyptians and Scythians that occur in Herodotus' work. The second part will examine how this contrast helps the reader understand the many other cultures discussed in the book, focusing on the Persians in particular, and what these similarities and differences mean to Herodotus in terms of the Histories as a whole.

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