Pausanias' Greece

Discover the rich tapestry of ancient Greece through the eyes of Pausanias in Pausanias' Greece by K. W. Arafat. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2004, this insightful paperback spans 264 pages and offers a comprehensive study of Pausanias' writings, a native of Asia Minor who meticulously chronicled his travels across Greece in the second century AD.

This book presents the first in-depth analysis of Pausanias' perspective on Roman influence in Greece, shedding light on his views regarding the Roman emperors. Additionally, it explores his unique approach to the art and artists of Greece's pre-Roman era, making it an essential read for anyone interested in ancient history, art, and the cultural dynamics of the time.

Engage with the historical narratives that shaped Greece and gain a deeper understanding of Pausanias' legacy in this captivating exploration of ancient artistry and history.