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1. Through Roman Eyes. Roman Civilisation in the Words of Roman Writers. By Roger Nichols and Kenneth McLeish. Cambridge U.P., 1976. Pp. viii + 136, with black-and-white illustrations and 1 map. Hard covers £4·25, paper £1·95 net.Google Scholar
2. Trade and Seafaring in the Ancient World. By Diana Topham-Meekings. Macmillan Education, Basingstoke, 1976. Pp. 96, with 30 illustrations and 6 maps. £1·35.
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5. Virgil, Selections from Aeneid II. Handbook. Cambridge Latin Texts. Cambridge U.P., 1976. Pp. viii + 80. £1·75.Google Scholar
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