THE GODDESS OPS IN ARCHAIC ROME.
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FROM GABII AND GORDION TO ERETRIA AND METHONE: THE RISE OF THE GREEK ALPHABET.
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HEROIC FICTION, COMBAT SCENES, AND THE SCHOLARLY RECONSTRUCTION OF ARCHAIC GREEK WARFARE.
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HOW TO RECOGNIZE A HERO IN EURIPIDES' ELECTRA[This artic].
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EXQUISITE CORPSES AND OTHER BODIES IN THE ELECTRA PLAYS.
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TEXTUAL NOTES ON HERODAS MIM. 8, ENHYPNION OR THE DREAM.
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