> Verlagsreihe
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Vassal-Queens and some contemporary women in Roman Empire
Baltimore: Hopkins, 1937
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A study of the Greek love-names including a discussion of paederasty and a prosopographia by David M. Robinson and Edward J. Fluck
Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Pr., 1937
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Pindar a poet of eternal ideas David M. Robinson
Baltimore: Hopkins, 1936
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Early civilization in Thessaly by Hazel D. Hansen
Baltimore, Md.: The Johns Hopkins Pr., 1933
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A history of Olynthus with a prosopographia and testimonia by Mabel Gude
Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Press, 1933
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Hellenistic queens A study of woman-power in Macedonia, Seleucid Syria, and Ptolemaic Egypt Grace H. Macurdy
Baltimore: Hopkins, 1932
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Sculptured portraits of Greek statesmen with a special study of Alexander the Great by Elmer G. Suhr
Baltimore: Hopkins, 1931
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The Negro in Greek and Roman civilization a study of the Ethiopian type by Grace Hadley Beardsley
Baltimore [u.a.], 1929
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Ancient Sicyon with a prosopographia Sicyonia by Charles H. Skalet
Baltimore: John Hopkins Pr., 1928
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The roman toga by Lillian M. Wilson
Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Pr., 1924