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Type:Title:Comments:Pages:
superSpartacus- Movie Review WITH SOME EXTRAS03
superGreek Food and Culture02
superLife of a roman slave02
superThe Development of Understanding Conservation 03
regularCriticism of Homer\'s \"The Iliad\" by Socrates as depicted by Plato in \"The Republic\": Censorship05
superThe Origin of Sexual Attraction and Love: Plato's Symposium - Aristophanes' speech as a reflection of ancient sexuality 18
regularThe Classic World22
regular"Reaching the Top of the Walls" "The Yellow Wallpaper" by Charlotte Perkins Gilman14
super"Fatherhood Is Very Important" 04
superThucydides on Pericles and Athens 02
superAntigone-Greek play (moral responsibility)02
superThe Effect of Ancient Medieval Achievements on Modern Society03
regularThe Myth of Sisyphus22
superAristotle and Sophocles.03
superWhat were the main achievements, both short-term and long-term, of Offa (b.757-796) and Alfred the Great (b.849-899)? 03
superWitchCraft and Wicca153
superOlympic Games05
regularThe anaylsis of the quote: "This Dead Butcher and His Fiend - Like Queen" from the Macbeth play14
regularthis is a short two page essay comparing greek democracy to american democracy. it shows how they have very little similarities.12
superMoby Dick08
superWhat can the study of grave-goods tell us about the nature of society?04
superThe Characterization of Medea in Euripides and Ovid06
regular"I found Rome a city of brick and left it a city of marble" (Augustus, Res Gestae) To what extent does Augustus' public building programme explain his success as emperor? 06
regularIgnoble Savages010
regular'The Roman games were cruel and degrading and cannot be justified.' How far do you agree with this opinion?04


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