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... preceding volumes of M.'s edition ; I shall therefore concentrate on specific matters where comment seems worth making . If I make frequent reference to my Aulus Gellius ( London , 1988 ) , it is not for vanity : sometimes I shall ...
... preceding volumes of M.'s edition ; I shall therefore concentrate on specific matters where comment seems worth making . If I make frequent reference to my Aulus Gellius ( London , 1988 ) , it is not for vanity : sometimes I shall ...
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... preceding scene into believing that the developing relationship between Philoctetes and Neoptolemus will result in a compromise by which each will have his wishes fulfilled . Thus Philoctetes will be able to return home and Neoptolemus ...
... preceding scene into believing that the developing relationship between Philoctetes and Neoptolemus will result in a compromise by which each will have his wishes fulfilled . Thus Philoctetes will be able to return home and Neoptolemus ...
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