An Intelligent Person's Guide to ClassicsPeter Jones demystifies the Classics in this personal introduction to a subject often feared by those who do not understand Greek or Latin. |
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Preface 78 | 7 |
The Language of Grammar | 93 |
Epic Influence | 103 |
Copyright | |
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