De Veteribus Graecorum Romanorumque Cyclis, Obiterque De Cyclo Judqorum Aetate Christi, Dissertationes Decem, Cum Tabulis Necessariis: Inseruntur Tabu
De Veteribus Graecorum Romanorumque Cyclis presents ten dissertations on the cycles of the ancient Greeks and Romans, with incidental discussion of the Jewish cycle in the age of Christ. This work includes necessary tables and inserts fragments of previously unpublished ancient texts relevant to chronological matters. It serves as a valuable resource for ancient history, especially Greek and Roman studies.
Henry Dodwell's exploration offers insights into ancient timekeeping methods and their historical context. This book is essential for scholars interested in the intricacies of ancient chronology and the historical methods employed during the period.
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