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Unlock the mysteries of ancient historiography with 'Past and Process in Herodotus and Thucydides.' This essential read is a groundbreaking comparative study that delves deep into the works of two monumental figures in history, Herodotus and Thucydides, both of whom laid the foundations of historical inquiry. This book meticulously explores their shared intellectual framework, offering insights into their narratives and methodologies. Perfect for students, scholars, and history enthusiasts alike, it bridges contemporary historiographical concepts with ancient thought, showcasing their relevance in today's academic discussions. With an ISBN of 9780691614526, this 2017 Princeton University Press edition is available in a durable trade paperback format, ensuring these scholarly insights are accessible for years to come. The Princeton Legacy Library is proudly reviving this important text, keeping the voices of ancient historians alive and relevant in modern scholarship. Delve into the past processes of historical writing and thought—an indispensable addition to any classical studies collection that enhances our understanding of pre-Socratic philosophy and historiography. Grab your copy today and experience the enduring legacy of Herodotus and Thucydides through a modern lens, blending ancient perspectives with contemporary analytical tools.