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The Sons of Caesar
The Sons of Caesar

By Philip Matyszak

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The Ancient World at War
The Ancient World at War

By Philip De Souza

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Ancient Greece
Ancient Greece

By Peter Green

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The Greeks Overseas
The Greeks Overseas

By John Boardman

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The Celts Ancient Peoples Places
The Egyptians
The Egyptians

By Cyril Aldred

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The Druids
The Druids

By Stuart Piggott

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Babylon
Babylon

By Joan Oates

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In a highly acclaimed account, now brought up to date for the revised edition, Dr. Oates describes the rise of Babylon from Sargon of Agade to Hammurapi, the great law-giver under whom in the 18th...

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Roman Britain
Roman Britain

By H. H. Scullard

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The fall of the Roman Empire

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