Who needs Greek?: contests in the cultural history of Hellenism

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List of illustrations List of abbreviations Introduction: shaking the foundations 1. Learning Greek is heresy! Resisting Erasmus 2. Becoming Greek, with Lucian 3. Blood from the shadows: Strauss' disgusting degenerate Elektra 4. Who knows Greek? 5. The value of Greek. Why save Plutarch? Conclusion: rainbow bridges Works cited Index.

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