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Aris & Phillips Classical Texts Online

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‘We are what our past has made us’: the renowned Aris & Phillips Classical Texts series is now available as a digital collection

December 13, 2023 Liverpool University Press

'We are what our past has made us': Liverpool University Press is delighted to announce that the renowned Aris & Phillips Classical Texts series is now available as a digital collection, Aris & Phillips Classical Texts Online.

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