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Monique Imair
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Christian Kaesser
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Maria Shiaele
University of Leeds, 2012
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Gheorghe Bârlea
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Zsolt Acél
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Laura Rietveld
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Mathias Hanses
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Giulia Sissa
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Anna Maria Wasyl
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Rebecca Lees
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Antonio Ziosi
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David van Schoor
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Mathilde Skoie
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Luis Rivero-García
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Julia Gaisser
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Nina Ellis Frischmann
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Ovid’s Attempt at Tragedy (Amores 3.1.63–64)
Richard F Thomas
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Elena Giusti
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Ábel Tamás
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Andrew Zissos
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