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grbs-6321	MacCoull, Leslie S. B.	The Coptic Cambyses Narrative Reconsidered	1982	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1889	73	63	MACCOULL, LESLIE S. B., The Coptic Cambyses Narrative Reconsidered , Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies, 23:2 (1982:Summer) p.185 LESLIE S. B. MACCOULL 187 antine relations with the Merovingians in the late sixth and early seventh centuries had been warmly complex since Justin II's truce with Sigibert of Austrasia (A.D. 571-3: see Dolger, Regesten I no. 24). MACCOULL, LESLIE S. B., The Coptic Cambyses Narrative Reconsidered , Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies, 23:2 (1982:Summer) p.185 The Coptic Cambyses Narrative Reconsidered Leslie S. B. MacCoull A PART FROM A FEW individual encounters with particular philo­ logical problems,l no serious attempt at reevaluation of the text known as the 'Coptic Cambyses romance' ('narrative' would be a preferable term) has been made in more than thirty years.2 Re­ search in late antique social history has made scholars more aware of the communal, and especially historiographical, ambiguities of the non-Chalcedonian Eastern Mediterranean in what are viewed as the troubled years of Justinian's successors.	cache/grbs-6321.pdf	txt/grbs-6321.txt