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SFF and the Classical Past, Part 10—Barbarians

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SFF and the Classical Past, Part 10—Barbarians

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SFF and the Classical Past, Part 9—Witches, Curses, Compulsions

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SFF and the Classical Past, Part 8—Wooden Horses and Wooden Walls

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SFF and the Classical Past, Part 7—Labyrinths

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SFF and the Classical Past, Part 6—Odysseys

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SFF and the Classical Past, Part 5—Meddlesome Gods

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SFF and the Classical Past, Part 4—Legions of Gladiators

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SFF and the Classical Past, Part 3—Heroic Romans

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SFF and the Classical Past, Part 2—The Greek Heroes

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SFF and the Classical Past, Part 1—Atlantis

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“There was a boy called Eustace Clarence Scrubb, and he almost deserved it.”

C.S. Lewis, The Voyage Of The Dawn Treader

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