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Classical Antiquity Studies Theatre and Performance Studies Classical Studies and Philology

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1London Greek and Roman Actors: Aspects of an Ancient Profession PatEasterlingEdithHall xxxi + 510Cambridge, New York, OakleighCambridge University Press 2002£65.00 0 521 65140 9

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