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Bodily arts rhetoric and athletics in ancient Greece /
Published 2004“…University of Texas Press,…”
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Baetica felix people and prosperity in southern Spain from Caesar to Septimius Severus /
Published 2003“…University of Texas Press,…”
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Tragedy offstage suffering and sympathy in ancient athens /
Published 2006“…University of Texas Press,…”
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Visualizing the sacred cosmic visions, regionalism, and the art of the Mississippian world /
Published 2010“…University of Texas Press,…”
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Theater of the people spectators and society in ancient Athens /
Published 2011“…University of Texas Press,…”
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Alexander's veterans and the early wars of the successors
Published 2012“…University of Texas Press,…”
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Public spending and democracy in Classical Athens /
Published 2015“…University of Texas Press,…”
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