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Subject: Re: Classics and Who Wants to be a Millionaire?

On Wed, 8 Mar 2000, Peter Green wrote:

   > Since when has the Apology been a dialogue? I've always found it a rather
   > irritating monologue, and would have been more than grateful for a second
   > voice in opposition.
   > 
   > PMG

   Granted, but if it were to be performed Miletus would certainly have to
   play a critical role in the development of the drama.

   Oukly,
   Lou(daimonia)

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