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Index locorumHistoria Plantarum1.6.5 439 n. 15.1.3 453Fragmenta(Fortenbaugh)L 91 271 n. 93L 195-196 271 n. 93400 439 n. 1400a 439 n. 6, 440 ns. 7/9, 441 n.21Thucydides 37, 45 n. 31, 83,339, 425 n. 3, 514 n. 81.62-63 45, n. 355.43.2 47 n. 436.15.3 47 n. 436.15.4 45 n. 316.28 38 n. 4, 42 n. 20Tiberius2.5.92 44 n. 28Tyrtaeus 63Tzetzes 28Valerius MaximusFacta et Dicta Memorabilia4.3.5a 150 n. 15De viris illustribus56.6 173 n. 41Varro 10, 449 n. 8, 453n. 26, 468 n. 44Velleius Paterculus2.31.1 251 n. 29VergiliusAeneis4.441-449 319 n. 35Vetus TestamentumDaniel5 239 n. 50Genesis40.20-23 238 n. 44Iudices14.10-20 238 n. 46Iudith 12-13 239 n. 49Liber II Regum 15.25 241 n. 57Xenophanes 505Fragmenta(West)1 505B1 15-17 134 n. 18B1 21-24 134 n. 21Xenophon 3, 7, 9, 12, 14, 67, 213,301 n. 21, 365, 386 n. 4, 392, 395,406, 459, 466, 468, 471, 475, 489Anabasis1.8.24 1391.8.27 1326.1.5-13 409 n. 186.1.5 133 n. 15Cynegeticus13.9 301 n. 20Cyropaedia 140 n. 63, 370, 386 n. 44.1.6 133 n. 155.2.18 131 n. 28.2.2-3 205 n. 18Historia Graeca4.1.4 351 n. 14.1.34 139Memorabilia 6, 460, 4751.2.12-48 42 n. 212.1.4 4334.1.2 38 n. 6Symposium6, 8, 11, 97, 99, 198, 298,370, 404, 461, 489 n. 27, 5051.1 4161.11-16 463 n. 251.11 72.1 133 n. 11, 133 n. 152.9 300 n. 152.16-19 4092.23-27 6 n. 152.26 1533-6 74 12 n. 334.29 76.2 6 n. 16, 134 ns.18/20,7.1-2 4 n. 48.1-41 38 n. 68.1 8 n. 178.13 8 n. 198.15 8 n. 188.24 8 n. 178.32-40 8 n. 218.32 46 n. 38Ya s n a31.8 13547.5 135564
Index locorum46-96 135 n. 28Zeno Citieus 10Zeno Eleaticus 443ZenobiusParoemiographi4.5 135 n. 24Zonaras9.24.4 173 n. 41565
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Se c t i o n 2: Th e Sy m p o s i o
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Opening Session1
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Josefa Fernández Zambudiodonde enc
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Timothy E. Duffmentions, the incide
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Timothy E. Duffwhere Alcibiades run
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Timothy E. Duffshows Socrates comba
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Frederick E. Brenkfor guidance, and
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Frederick E. BrenkIn the very first
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Frederick E. BrenkThe role of Theon
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Franco Ferrariaveva richiamato l’
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Plutarco e la lettura nel simposioP
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Manuel TrösterThe Lives of Flamini
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Manuel Trösterthoughtful perceptio
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Manuel Trösterthe most eminent sta
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Manuel TrösterFerrary, J.-L., Phil
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Manuel Tröster_____“Introduzione
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Section 3Disruptive Symposia191
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Jeffrey Benekercrossing from one co
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Jeffrey BenekerThis scene, even mor
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Antonio Ignacio Molina MarínSi en
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Antonio Ignacio Molina Maríndistri
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Antonio Ignacio Molina Marínrepres
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The Banquets of AlexanderThe banque
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The Banquets of AlexanderBanquet sc
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The Banquets of Alexanderwith their
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Nuno Simões RodriguesNa vida de Se
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Nuno Simões Rodriguescomo for, tod
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Nuno Simões Rodriguestinha gostado
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El banquete traicionero en las Vida
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Dámaris Romero Gonzálezpersonas,
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Anastasios G. NikolaidisCrass. 7.3-
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Anastasios G. Nikolaidisand the man
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Rosario Scannapiecofrequentazione d
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Marta Várzeastruly fertile period
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Section 6Convivium Septem Sapientiu
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José Vela Tejadalos Sabios, el alm
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