Ancient Macedonian studies in honor of Charles F. Edson

Thessaloniki: Institute for Balkan Studies, 1981. 8vo, pp. 407, [1]; portrait, map, and 32 plates at the back; very good and sound in original printed tan wrappers. Twenty-seven scholarly essays: Deification of Alexander the Great /; E. Badian --; Anaxarchus and Callisthenes: academic intrigue at Alexander's court /; Eugene N. Borza --; Location of "Pellion" /; A.B. Bosworth --; Assassination of Philip II /; J.R. Ellis --; Alexander the Philhellene and Persia /; R.M. Errington --; On the background of the ruler cult /; E.A. Fredricksmeyer --; Militärische Grabinschrift aus der nordostgrenze Makedoniens /; B. Gerov --; Peltast, and the origins of the Macedonian Phalanx /; G.T. Griffith --; Philip V and the Greek Demos /; Erich S. Gruen --; Alexander and the Attic orators /; L.L. Gunderson --; Neue Urkunde zur Geschichte Thessaliens unter der makedonischen Herrschaft /; Christian Habicht --; Western frontier of Macedonia in the reign of Philip II /; N.G.L. Hammond --; Demetrius I Soter: a Seleucid king with an Antigonid name /; Jean M. Helliesen --; Politarchs in a new inscription from Amphipolis /; Chaïdo Koukouli-Chrysanthaki --; Studies on ancient Macedonia /; A.H. McDonald --; Edict of Gazoros concerning the hiring of public places /; Euth. I. Mastrokostas --; Deux inscriptions de la province romaine de Macédoine /; Georgi Mihailov --; Alexander historians and "Asia" /; Stewart Irvin Oost --; Inscriptions from Dion. Addenda et corrigenda /; Dimitrios Pandermalis --; Agros, Oichia, Chepos, Topos /; Photios M. Petsas --; New inscriptions in the Archaeological Museum, Thessaloniki /; Katerina Rhomiopoulou --; L. Calpurnius Piso pontifex: a disputed governor of Macedonia /; Theodoros Chr. Sarikakis /; Koufalia-1966 hoard of 3rd c. Greek imperials in the numisatic collection of the Thessaloniki Museum /; John Touratsoglou --; Therme and Thessaloniki /; Michael Vickers --; Livy, Macedonia and Alexander /; F.W. Walbank --; Athens and Demetrios Poliorketes at the end of the fourth century B.C. /; A. Geoffrey Woodhead.