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From: GORDON LINDSAY CAMPBELL <GORDON.L.CAMPBELL@may.ie>
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Two classics from the same essay (more Augustan monuments):

'Virgil and Ovid, as well as Horace, are the most common writers of the
Augustan age.'


(on the Ara Pacis):

'Venus here was a motherly type, reserved and caring, she was having no
sexualness with Mars, which she is renowned for.'



Gordon Campbell.


At 11:57 AM 6/3/01 +0100, you wrote:
>One of my favourites (from a 1st year essay) is:
>
>'Technological advancement in Athens was a slow process that did not occur'.
>
>Susan Deacy
>
>
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