A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography

Target entity: A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography
Context triple: [William Smith (lexicographer), notableWork, A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography]

• A. Geographica
  Geographica is an extensive ancient geographical treatise, traditionally attributed to Strabo, that systematically describes the known world of the Greco-Roman era.
• B. Homeric geography
  Homeric geography is the study of the real and imagined places, regions, and spatial relationships described in Homer’s epics, especially as they relate to the Bronze Age Aegean world.
• C. Ptolemy’s Geography
  Ptolemy’s Geography is a 2nd-century CE cartographic and geographical treatise by Claudius Ptolemy that systematically mapped the known world using a coordinate-based system.
• D. Pausanias’ Description of Greece
  Pausanias’ Description of Greece is a 2nd-century AD travelogue and cultural guide that provides detailed accounts of ancient Greek cities, sanctuaries, monuments, and artworks.
• E. Doxographi Graeci
  Doxographi Graeci is a seminal scholarly edition by Hermann Diels that collects and reconstructs ancient Greek doxographical texts preserving the opinions of early philosophers.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography
Target entity description: A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography is a 19th-century reference work that provides detailed historical and topographical information on the places of the ancient Greek and Roman worlds.

• A. Geographica
  Geographica is an extensive ancient geographical treatise, traditionally attributed to Strabo, that systematically describes the known world of the Greco-Roman era.
• B. Homeric geography
  Homeric geography is the study of the real and imagined places, regions, and spatial relationships described in Homer’s epics, especially as they relate to the Bronze Age Aegean world.
• C. Ptolemy’s Geography
  Ptolemy’s Geography is a 2nd-century CE cartographic and geographical treatise by Claudius Ptolemy that systematically mapped the known world using a coordinate-based system.
• D. Pausanias’ Description of Greece
  Pausanias’ Description of Greece is a 2nd-century AD travelogue and cultural guide that provides detailed accounts of ancient Greek cities, sanctuaries, monuments, and artworks.
• E. Doxographi Graeci
  Doxographi Graeci is a seminal scholarly edition by Hermann Diels that collects and reconstructs ancient Greek doxographical texts preserving the opinions of early philosophers.
• F. None of above. chosen