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Livy's View of the Roman National Character
The Supernatural in Tacitus When Compared with His Predecessor Livy, Tacitus Has Been Said to Be Less Interested in the “Super
Pliny's "Vesuvius" Narratives (Epistles 6.16, 6.20)
Women in Livy and Tacitus
Under the Influence of Art: the Effect of the Statues of Horatius Cocles and Cloelia on Valerius
Pliny, the Eruption of Vesuvius
5. Hogg, Emotion and Greekness
The Political Position and Symbolism of Ancient Rome's Vestal Virgin
Pliny Does Not Write History (Ep
Polybius and Livy on the Allies in the Roman Army
OVID and LIVY the Relationship Between Ovid and Livy in the Fasti
Sallust's Histories and Triumviral Historiography
Livy and Roman Historiography
Rape Culture in Ancient Rome Molly Ashmore Connecticut College,
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Livy's Republic: Reconciling Republic and Princeps in <Em>Ab Urbe Condita</Em>
Livy, Folklore, and Magic: a Reappraisal of Rome's Foundational Mythology
Paper 2 Assignment
The Statues of Horatius Cocles and Cloelia By
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Livy on the Founding of Rome
Sabine Women Reinterpreted in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
Narrative Technique in Livy 34.54.4-8
Livy and Ovid: Poetic Prose and Antiquarian Poetry in Rome”
Livy: the Horatii & Curiatii
160 Ann Vasaly Vasaly's Livy's Political Philosophy Is a Welcome
Virtus in the Roman World: Generality, Specificity, and Fluidity Kyle W
Self and Community in the Younger Pliny
Pliny the Elder's History
Fear, Anger, and Hatred in Livy's Account of the Struggle of the Orders DISSERTATION Presented in Partial Fulfillment of the R
1 Shakespeare's Rome Political Science 141 Classics 91 Tufts
1 3. Livy, Latin Pedagogy, Revolutions and Receptions
Rape Culture in Ancient Rome Molly Ashmore Connecticut College,
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Rape and Revolution: Tacitus on Livia and Augustus Thomas E
LITERARY IMMORTALITY in PLINY the YOUNGER's LETTERS I-IX by NATALIE FORT (Under the Direction of T. Keith Dix) ABSTRACT This T
Rome's Religious History: Livy, Tacitus and Ammianus on Their Gods by J. P. Davies
The Use of Exempla from Cicero to Pliny the Younger
Summer Assignment for Students Entering Latin III