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How Philosophers Saved Myths

Luc Brisson

2004

Intimations of Christianity among the ancient Greeks

Simone Weil

1958

Art museums and schools

Kenyon Cox, Stockton Axson, Granville Stanley Hall et al.

1913

An intermediate Greek-English lexicon

Henry George Liddell

1889

Greek influence in Jewish eschatology

T. F. Glasson

1961

Christianity and the rhetoric of empire

Averil Cameron

1991

Brush up your classics!

Michael Macrone

1999

The more divine proof

Robert John Hauck

1989

English-Greek dictionary

S. C. Woodhouse

1932

English Literature and Ancient Languages

Kenneth Haynes

2003

Vocabulary from classical roots

Norma Fifer

2005

The boastful chef

Wilkins, John

2000

Phaenomena

Aratus Solensis

1793

The eponymous priests of Ptolemaic Egypt (P.L. Bat. 24)

Willy Clarysse

1983

Greek and Latin in scientific terminology

Oscar E. Nybakken, Oscar Edward Nybakken, Oscar E. Nubakken

1959

Understanding language

Donald Fairbairn

2011

Paideia

Werner Wilhelm Jaeger

1939

Oresteia

Aeschylus

1845 ★ 4.3

Military dictionary, English-Turkish

Army Language School (U.S.)

1949

Early Christian Women Pagan Opinion

Margaret Y. MacDonald

1996

Urban religion in Roman Corinth

Steven J. Friesen, Daniel N. Schowalter

2005

Hellenistic Greek grammar and Noam Chomsky

Daryl Dean Schmidt

1981

A minimum of Greek

H. W. Auden

1906

English words from Latin and Greek elements

Donald M. Ayers

1965

The influence of Greek ideas and usages upon the Christian church

Edwin Hatch

1890

Vocabulary from classical roots

Lee Harrison Mountain

2006

Initiation into the mysteries of the ancient world

Jan N. Bremmer

2014

Cattle

William Youatt

1836

Juventus mundi

William Ewart Gladstone

1869

Greek in Jewish Palestine

Lieberman, Saul

1942

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