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Hesperia: The Journal of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens

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A Twice-Inscribed Strigil from the Sanctuary of Apollo on Despotiko

Manolis Petrakis

pp. 1-15

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Signifying Lost Potential: The Hare in the Funerary Art of Archaic and Classical Athens

Katia Margariti

pp. 17-64

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Haptic Reading: Verse and Prose Inscriptions on Jumping Weights and Discuses

Peter J. Miller

pp. 65-93

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Old Battles and New Funerary Monuments: Tombstones Along Sacred Routes in Classical Attica

Matthew A. Sears

pp. 95-141

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ISSN	1553-5622
Print ISSN	0018-098X
Launched on MUSE	2025-03-28
Open Access	No

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