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Wax tablet from Egypt

Two pieces of wood joined by a hinge. Each piece of wood has a shallow cavity in the center which would have held the wax. Lines of text are visible where the user scratched through the wax into the wood.

Terracotta figure: Woman reading a writing tablet

Seated woman dressed in a chiton wearing a cylindrical headpiece known as a polos. In her lap rests a rectangular writing tablet

Epitaph of Gnome

Marble tombstone with incised inscription highlighted by red paint.

Rosemary Hulse reads Argonautica, Book 4.482-550

Rosemary Hulse reads the opening of Argonautica, Book 4.1-56

Islands in the Adriatic

The Argonauts navigate their way through a large number of islands

Argonautic travels in the Adriatic

Argonautic travels in the Adriatic

Summer storms in the Adriatic

Summer storms in the Adriatic

The escape route of the Argonauts after the murder of Apsyrtus

The route taken by the Argonauts after the murder of Apsyrtus

Rosemary Hulse reads Argonautica, Book 4.183-235

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