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Sleeping Culture in Roman Literary Sources

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In addition, I have used such sources as Historia Augusta, Pseudo-Quintilian's Declamations and Apuleius' Metamorphoses, even though the (historical) accuracy of these texts is doubtful.I believe, however, that these can be used as sources conveying ancient attitudes towards sleeping.12 Outlined especially in Allison 2004, 167.See also other scholars touching the subject: Nevett

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