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Daily Life in Ancient Rome
Daily Life in Ancient Rome
The invention of literature
The invention of literature

By Florence Dupont

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The invention of literature, writes Florence Dupont, is recent, and its classical ancestry is not firm. Rather than representing solely the remains of a network of readers and writers, the odes, ep...

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Le citoyen romain sous la Republique
La Vie quotidienne du citoyen romain sous la Republique
La Vie quotidienne du citoyen romain sous la Republique

By Florence Dupont

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La République romaine est-elle une histoire ou une culture ? La République romaine est une culture qui a créé un type d'humanité : le citoyen romain. Parce qu'il est citoyen le Romain est nécessair...

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L' insignifiance tragique
Les Jeux de Priape
Seneque. Theatre complet volume II
Le theatre latin
Le theatre latin

By Cursus

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L' orateur sans visage
L' orateur sans visage

By Florence Dupont

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