Blogosphere ~ Gallic elite prospered from Roman occupation

December 9, 2012 / David Meadows ~ rogueclassicist

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RT @diyclassics: (from Dickey, E. 2010. "Greek dictionaries ancient and modern," in »Classical dictionaries« ed. C. Stray. London. p. 9) 3 hours ago
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