The Interpreters of Foreign Languages Among the Ancients: A Study Based On Greek and Latin Sources
This fascinating study of the interpreters of foreign languages in the ancient world sheds new light on the role of language and communication in Greco-Roman civilization. Combining careful scholarship with engaging prose, Gehman offers a unique perspective on the history of language and translation.
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