Cyril E. Robinson

[frankq]

Has anyone read Cyril E. Robinson's Apollo History of Rome? It was my standard text book in college back in the 70's. A well-written and sober account of Rome. I find little on the Net about it.

Edited February 25, 2006 by frankq

[frankq]

Has anyone read Cyril E. Robinson's Apollo History of Rome? It was my standard text book in college back in the 70's. A well-written and sober account of Rome. I find little on the Net about it.

 

I'm getting a lot of hits but interesting that no one else has come across this book.

[Primus Pilus]

Has anyone read Cyril E. Robinson's Apollo History of Rome? It was my standard text book in college back in the 70's. A well-written and sober account of Rome. I find little on the Net about it.

 

I'm getting a lot of hits but interesting that no one else has come across this book.

 

Indeed, I don't think anyone is trying to be rude by not responding, but I personally can't recall ever seeing it.

[frankq]

Has anyone read Cyril E. Robinson's Apollo History of Rome? It was my standard text book in college back in the 70's. A well-written and sober account of Rome. I find little on the Net about it.

 

I'm getting a lot of hits but interesting that no one else has come across this book.

 

Indeed, I don't think anyone is trying to be rude by not responding, but I personally can't recall ever seeing it.

 

I didnt feel it was rude at all, it just verified my suspicions that this fine book has been lost to readers over the decades. (It has a horrible index, though.)

 

Funny how that happens. Any case, my post was a form of test or way of calculating its popularity or lack thereof.