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Subject:Re: VIRGIL: Virgil's tomb; archaeology
For something more recent, how
>>You can find a photo of something so designated at:
>>
>>http://wings.buffalo.edu/AandL/Maecenas/italy_except_rome_and_sicily/naples/ac
>>88
>>0803.html
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>I tried it, but was told it was not available, either by expiry or by
>error. Leofranc
This may be a problem with wrapping on a fairly leng
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Gregory Hays
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>>This morning I rec'd the following query:
>>
>>>From an archeological perspective I am trying to find a book/literature that
>>>physically describes/shows pictures etc. of Virgil's tomb at Naples. Can
>>you
>>>offer any advi
>This morning I rec'd the following query:
>
>>From an archeological perspective I am trying to find a book/literature that
>>physically describes/shows pictures etc. of Virgil's tomb at Naples. Can
>you
>>offer any advice?
You can find a photo of something so designated at:
http://wings.buffalo
For something more recent, how about the article called something like
"Virgil's Tomb" by J.B. Trapp, possibly originally published in the
Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes, and also available in
Trapp's collected essays in the Variorum Reprint series called something
like Studies in
This morning I rec'd the following query:
>From an archeological perspective I am trying to find a book/literature that
>physically describes/shows pictures etc. of Virgil's tomb at Naples. Can
you
>offer any advice?
I remember seeing some very old photos of the "Scuola di Virgilio"
(actually
