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Slides from the presentation given by Noel Spencer and Jeremy Linn from the Center for Hellenic Studies at the June 26, 2010 meeting of the ACRL Philosophical, Religious, and Theological Discussion Group and the WESS Classical Medieval Renaissance Discussion Groups. Note: The background images for these slides where compiled from the Venetus A manuscript of Homer (Marcianus Graecus Z 454=822, currently in the Marciana Library, Venice).
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