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Caesaris Bellum Helveticum Caesar s Gallic Wars NTC Publishing Group Titles
The Greeks
The Greeks

By Humphrey Davy Findley Kitto

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An Archaeology of Ancestors
An Archaeology of Ancestors
Les institutions de la Republique romaine des origines a la mort d Auguste
Les institutions de la Republique romaine des origines a la mort d Auguste

By Adalberto Giovannini

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This book?s presentation of the republican Roman institutions and their history enables the reader to clearly distinguish between what we know from ancient sources and the contemporary knowledge ba...

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On the Socratic Education
On the Socratic Education

By Christopher Bruell

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"On the Socratic Education uncovers the education that Socrates sought on his own behalf and, in so doing, made available to others. Sixteen dialogues are discussed, each considered on its own, but...

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Ancient Architecture History of World Architecture
Opera Quae Supersunt
Opera Quae Supersunt

By R. Helm, Lucius Apuleius

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The Viking Gods
The Viking Gods

By Clive Barrett

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