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Curiosity and the aesthetics of travel writing, 1770-1840

Nigel Leask

2004

Literacy and power in the ancient world

Greg Woolf, Alan K. Bowman

1994

The rhetorical tradition

Bruce Herzberg, Patricia Bizzell

2000

The Age of Fable

Thomas Bulfinch

1855 ★ 3.0

Peter's halakhic nightmare

John R. L. Moxon

2017

Jesus Christ, sun of God

David R. Fideler

1993

Aesthetic paganism in German literature

Henry Caraway Hatfield

1964

Women in the classical world

Helene Peet Foley, Elaine Fantham, Sarah B. Pomeroy et al.

1994

Battling the gods

Tim Whitmarsh

2015

The Oxford companion to classical literature

Sir Paul Harvey

1984

Sciences Of Antiquity Romantic Antiquarianism Natural History And Knowledge Work

Noah Heringman

2013

The end of the ancient world and the beginnings of the Middle Ages

Ferdinand Lot

1961

Ancient Pathways and Hidden Pursuits

Georg Luck

2000

Pagan mysteries in the Renaissance

Edgar Wind

1958

Anthology of the theological writings of J. Michael Reu

Johann Michael Reu

1997

Sex in the ancient world from A to Z

Younger, John G.

2005

Vote for Caesar

Peter Jones

2008

Handbuch der Archäologie der Kunst

Karl Otfried Müller

1841

The victor's crown

David Stone Potter

2011

The Classical Tradition

Salvatore Settis, Anthony Grafton, Glenn W. Most

2010

Mythic worlds, modern words

Joseph Campbell

1993

SPQR

Mary Beard, Silvia Furió

2015 ★ 3.9

From Aristotle to Zoroaster

Cotterell, Arthur.

1998

The Classical Mediterranean World

William Hardy McNeill

1969

The Rise and Fall of the Classical World

Mitchell Beazley

2006

A synoptic history of classical rhetoric

James Jerome Murphy

1972

The founders of the western world

Michael Grant

1991

Early Civilizations

John Guy

1998

Soldiers and Ghosts

J. E. Lendon

2005

Classical and Christian ideas in English Renaissance poetry

Isabel Rivers

1979

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