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This book is a revised version of a thesis submitted to the Uni­versity of Oxford for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy in 1967. In its original form, it was produced under the supervision of Dr. Fergus Millar. I owe him an enormous debt, for posi­tive suggestions and ideas, for stimulating criticism, and for the generous encouragement and support he has given me at every stage. My thanks are due also to my examiners, Mr. F. A. Lepper and Professor A. H. M. Jones, for useful corrections and sugges­tions; and to Professors Sir Ronald Syme and W. A. J. Watson, who most kindly read the whole typescript, and enabled me to make a number of improvements. In addition, I gratefully acknowledge the friendly help I have received from Professor D. Daube, Mr. M. W. Frederiksen, Mr. J. F. Matthews, and Mr. G. E. M. de Ste Croix. Finally, I was able to pursue my work in Oxford by the kind favour of the Master and Fellows of University College, who elected me to the Salvesen Junior Fellowship.

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