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Classics by Mary Beard, John Henderson · Booklabria

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Mary Beard, John Henderson
Classics

History and criticismClassical literature

Classics

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First published: 1995
Language: English
Editions: 4

Synopsis

Very Short Introduction offer stimulating, accessible introductions to a wide variety of subjects, demonstrating the finest contemporary thinking about their central problems and issues.

Subjects: History and criticism
Classical literature
Classical Civilization
Civilization, classical

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