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  1. The Άοσύριοι Λόγοι of Herodotus and their Position in the Histories.J. G. Macqueen - 1978 - Classical Quarterly 28 (02):284-.
    We can, I think, be certain of one thing only – that when Herodotus wrote these two passages he intended to keep the promises which he was making. In addition it is perhaps reasonable to assume that his account of the capture of Nineveh, which he promises merely would as a decisive event in Assyrian history have been included in the mentioned in 1.184. Even this however must be a mere conjecture, for although Herodotus normally makes promises and keeps them, (...)
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  • The Άοσύριοι Λόγοι of Herodotus and their Position in the Histories.J. G. Macqueen - 1978 - Classical Quarterly 28 (2):284-291.
    We can, I think, be certain of one thing only – that when Herodotus wrote these two passages he intended to keep the promises which he was making. In addition it is perhaps reasonable to assume that his account of the capture of Nineveh, which he promises merely would as a decisive event in Assyrian history have been included in the mentioned in 1.184. Even this however must be a mere conjecture, for although Herodotus normally makes promises and keeps them, (...)
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