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From: Owen Cramer <OCramer@ColoradoCollege.edu>
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Subject: RE: Blonde Athena?
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> All in all, a worthy companion to the sites (previously mentioned on this
> list) [Owen Cramer]   Also to Roberto Salinas Price's 1992 _Atlas of
> Homeric Geography_ , also previously discussed here, which proposed (a
> rather sinister argument, of course, in the early '90s) an Adriatic
> locale, specifically Bosnia, with the same bizarre intensity of
> pseudo-scholarship. 
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