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Classicists:

Classical Library of D.J. Butterfield & L.M.-L. Coo

A list of over 2,000 books on Classical subjects, Latin and Greek, antiquarian and more recent, for the interest of others

http://phileleutherus.fortunecity.co.uk/Booklist1.html

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

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Classicists in New Zealand Universities

A listing of classics scholars, sorted by institution.

http://www.clas.canterbury.ac.nz/people/index.shtml

Pomoerium

Selected Digitalized Publications by Ryszard Pankiewicz (Classics, history, epigraphy)

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Suksi, Aara

University of Western Ontario faculty member; dissertation abstract, courses taught, research projects, and annotated links to resources.

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