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DILLON, J.M., — Morality and Custom in Ancient Greece.

Indiana University Press, Bloomington / Indianopolis, 2004. XVIII,217p. Paperback. ‘John Dillon offers readers an introduction to Ancient Greek social history by examining morals and customs in Classical Athens through the lens of various narratives drawn from literary texts from this era - ancient comedies and speeches of Attic orators especially - texts, which he maintains illustrate popular morality of this period. (…) The result is a book that is not a comprehensive textbook, but one that through engaging and thought-provoking writing should spur interest and further study among readers. (…) Because this book is well-written and accessible to non-specialists, it would be suitable for undergraduate courses in Greek history or classical civilisation.’ (DAVID L. TOYE in The Classical Outlook, 2005, pp.92-93).

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