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From: John Glucker <glucker@post.tau.ac.il>
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asia@checkpoint.com wrote:
> 
> A question in two parts -
> 
> ** Are there people in this list with interest in the history of classical
> studies (if so, what - 19th century, enlightenment, renaissance ?)
> 
> ** Are historical texts of classical studies (classics' classics, so to
> speak) studied nowdays as part of the curriculum? Should they? If so, which
> texts?
> 
> Thanks in advance, Asia Lerner



Dear Ms. Lerner,

I have tried to send you an off-list answer, and had difficulties with
reaching you. Twice I got a "fatal error" notice, and the third time, the
message - sent apparently to your e-mail address - reached a Mr. Lerner in
Ramat Hasharon, Israel. Could you e-mail me off-list?

Thabks,    John Glucker.
.