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From: "Dirk t.D. Held" <dthel@conncoll.edu>
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Subject: Beginning Greek in France?
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I've a student who is fluent in French and is considering the possibility
of starting ancicent Greek this summer in France (or francophone Canada?).
Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Dirk t.D. Held
Classics
Connecticut College

dthel@conncoll.edu

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