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POLITICAL REFUGEES IN ANCIENT ROME

approaches to studying emotions in history. The methodological value lies in the ability to grasp hate-related phenomena when the feeling is not described in emotional terms, but is instead only recognisable by the action. In particular, A.’s work encourages a shift away from a purely lexical approach to a cognitive investigation of the emotion by considering not only the affective but also the cognitive dimensions of hatred. Everyone concerned with emotions in the ancient world should acquire this book for their personal library.