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Typhoid Melanippe?

One of our field agents who goes by the name ‘the Hawk’ tipped us off to this Scientific American story about DNA used to identify the plague at Athen

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Den in Uncategorized | January 28, 2006 | 190 Words

The Survival of Classical Texts

In the introduction to Texts and Transmission, L.D. Reynolds helpfully illustrates the contraction and expansion of classical texts from antiquity thr

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Eric in Uncategorized | January 24, 2006 | 720 Words

On Theoretical Jargon

‘Modern American theorists are products of the U.S. educational system: rarely do they master a foreign language. Perhaps that is why they have invent

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Eric in Uncategorized | January 23, 2006 | 58 Words

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