Selected Papers
Studies in Greek and Roman History and Historiography

Table of Contents

Preface
Acknowledgements
Abbreviations
Part I. Greek Papers:
1. The problem of Greek nationality
2. Were there Greek federal states?
3. The accession of Ptolemy Epiphanes: a problem in chronology
Part II. Roman Papers:
4. Nationality as a factor in Roman history
5. Polybius, Philinus and the First Punic War
6. Naval triarii (Polyb. 1.26.6)
7. Roman declaration of war in the third and second centuries
8. Some reflections on Hannibal's pass
9. The Scipionic legend
10. Polybius and Rome's eastern policy
11. Political morality and the friends of Scipio
12. A note on the embassy of Q. Marcius Philippus, 172 BC
13. Via illa nostra militaris: some thoughts on the Via Egnatia
Part III. Historiographical Papers:
14. Фίλιππoς τραyωδoύμєνoς: a Polybian experiment
15. History and tragedy
16. Speeches in Greek historians
17. Polemic in Polybius
18. Polybius between Greece and Rome
19. Synchronisms in Polybius, Books IV and V
20. Symploke: its role in Polybius' Histories
21. Polybius' last ten books
Publications of F. W. Walbank, 1933–1984
Indexes 1–4.