Grecs en Gaule du Sud. Tombes de la colonie d'Agathé (Agde, Hérault, IVe - IIe siècles av. J.-C.) Philosophie A precursor to the "novel"

A precursor to the "novel" (along with Apuleius's The Golden Donkey)

far from myths and clichés

from proof to tradition or the vulgate

1-133 Second part (extracts from Homer

red carnelian

Grecs en Gaule du Sud. Tombes de la colonie d'Agathé (Agde, Hérault, IVe - IIe siècles av. J.-C.) Philosophie A precursor to the "novel"The Greek colony of Agatha, already cited by ancient authors, has been the subject of much discussion among modern historians, who were primarily seeking its precise location and date of foundation. Initial fieldwork by Raymond Aris in the late 1930s, followed by work by Andr Nickels in the 1970s and 1980s, confirmed the location of the ancient city on the modern site of Agde and provided a better understanding of the lives of its inhabitants and,