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Acknowledgments ix
Abbreviations xi
1 Introduction 1
2 The Ancient Near Eastern Data 14
3 The So-Called "Evidence" 48
4 Herodotos 58
5 In the Footsteps of Herodotos: Lucian and "Jeremiah" 93
6 Pindar Fragment 122 112
7 Strabo, Confused and Misunderstood 153
8 Klerakhos, Justinus, and Valerius Maximum 210
9 Archaeological "Evidence" from Italy 247
10 The Early Christian Rhetoric 260
11 Last Myths 287
Bibliography 337
Index 357
Index Locorum 363
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