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Civilization, Greco-Roman

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Interpreting late antiquity

Peter Robert Lamont Brown, G. W. Bowersock, Oleg Grabar

2001

Classical bearings

Peter Green

1989

Growing up fatherless in antiquity

Sabine R. Hübner

2009

Testimonium animæ

E. G. Sihler

1908

Blacks in antiquity

Frank M. Snowden

1970

The Encyclopedia of Ancient Civilizations

Cotterell, Arthur.

1980

Between Two Worlds

Christopher Markschies

1999

Letter writing in Greco-Roman antiquity

Stanley Kent Stowers

1986

The Classical World

Robin Lane Fox

2006

Memory in Jewish, pagan, and Christian societies of the Graeco-Roman world

Doron Mendels

2004

Polis and imperium

J. A. S. Evans

1974

Augustus Caesar's world

Genevieve Foster

1947

Theurgy and the Soul

Gregory Shaw

1971

Greeks, Romans, and barbarians

Barry W. Cunliffe

1988

A treasury of Edith Hamilton

Edith Hamilton

1969

The world of the early Church

Rebecca Patten, Priscilla Patten

1991

Greco-Roman Cities of Aegean Turkey

Henry Matthews

2014

Greek Literature and the Roman Empire

Tim Whitmarsh

2001

The city in the Greek and Roman world

E. J. Owens

1991

The emergence of Christian culture in the West

Henry Osborn Taylor

1958

The classics

Caroline Taggart

2010

The Story of Civilization III

Will Durant

1944

Ascetic behavior in Greco-Roman antiquity

Vincent L. Wimbush

1990

La cité antique

Numa Denis Fustel De Coulanges, Numa Fustel de Coulanges

1874

An Intelligent Person's Guide to Classics (Intelligent Person's Guide Series)

Peter Jones

1999

Judeophobia

Peter Schäfer

1997

The Last Days of Pompeii

Edward Bulwer Lytton, Baron Lytton

1800 ★ 3.7

The Hellenistic age

Peter Thonemann

2016

Kinship diplomacy in the ancient world

C. P. Jones

1999

Rome's debt to Greece

Alan Wardman

1977

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