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This book serves several purposes. It (1) supplies illustrative
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the great value of the artistic work of the Greeks.

A Source Book of Roman History

By DANA C. MUNRO, University of Wisconsin. Cloth. Illustrated,
x + 258 pages. Introduction price, $1.00.

The series of extracts from original sources contained in this book
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optimates; the last century of the republic; the early empire;
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manners, customs, amusements; provinces and provincial administration,
etc. References to supplementary sources are prefixed to each chapter.

A Day in Ancient Rome

A revision of Lohr's _Aus dem alten Rom_, by EDGAR S. SHUMWAY,
recently Professor of Latin in Rutgers College. Cloth. 96 pages.
Fifty-nine illustrations (seventeen full page). Retail price, 75
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This attractive little book gives a picture of the famous old city as
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Studies in General History

(1000 B.C. to 1880 A.D.) By MARY D. SHELDON, formerly Professor
of History in Wellesley College, and Assistant Professor in
Leland Stanford Jr. University. Half leather, xvi + 556 pages.
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