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This Holy Place
This Holy Place

By Steven Fine

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Cosa IV
Cosa IV

By Russell T. Scott, Vincent J. Bruno

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Cosa was a Latin colony founded by Rome in 273 B.C. in territory confiscated from the Etruscan city of Vulci. The fortification walls of the ancient town still dominate the coast some ninety miles...

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Platonic Questions
Platonic Questions

By Diskin Clay

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Platonic Questions
Platonic Questions

By Diskin Clay

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The Platonic Political Art
Prayer Magic and the Stars in the Ancient and Late Antique World
Philip II of Macedon
Philip II of Macedon

By Alfred S. Bradford

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The Administrative and Economic Ur III Texts from the City of Ur
The Pre Islamic Middle East
The Prudential Presidency

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