Classical Antiquity

Update: 2018-04-25

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A look at letters ascribed to early female Pythagoreans and a discussion of Diotima and Aspasia, who appear as speakers in Plato’s dialogues Symposium and Menexenus.

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Peter Adamson

Classical Antiquity