Martin Classical Lectures, Volume 20These lectures are delivered annually at Oberlin college on a foundation established in honor of Charles Beebe Martin. |
Contents
INTRODUCTION I | 1 |
DIONYSUS GOATMEN AND TRAGOIDIA | 9 |
THE ATTIC MATRIX | 32 |
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