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CHS dialogues with Gregory Nagy | Sappho’s Achilles, and therapeutic intersubjectivity

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Colloquium for Ancient Rhetoric

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CHS dialogues with Gregory Nagy | Sappho’s Achilles, and therapeutic intersubjectivity

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Colloquium for Ancient Rhetoric

The main building and library will be closed to visitors starting COB May 26, 2023 due to a significant renovation project. We will announce a date for reopening as soon as it is known.