Hyperboreus

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Hyperboreus

description Russian science journal
Area of ​​Expertise Old story
language English, French, German, Italian, Latin, Russian
publishing company CH Beck
First edition 1995
founder Dimitri Panchenko
Frequency of publication twice a year
ISSN (print)

Hyperboreus. Studia Classica is the name of an ancient historical specialist journal.

The Hyperboreus was founded in 1994 by the Bibliotheca Classica Petropolitana , in the person of Dimitri Panchenko , and the first volume was published in 1995. With the Bibliotheca Classica Petropolitana and the magazine Hyperboreus , the Russian ancient studies are trying to regain access to Western specialist colleagues, institutions and research. Last but not least, those responsible want to tie in with the pre-revolutionary traditions, especially in the field of epigraphy , which were never completely lost even during the times of the Soviet Union . The Hyperboreus is therefore intended as the gateway from Russian to Western ancient history. In addition to the common languages ​​English, French, German and Italian, the languages ​​of publication are Latin and Russian. A summary of Russian essays in a Western language is made accessible to scholars who do not speak Russian.

The magazine appears in two issues a year and is distributed on commission by the CH Beck publishing house . In addition to articles, reviews are also published.

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