Joseph Emanuel Sanzo (Venice) On the Elite/non-Elite Dichotomy and Metaphors in the Study of Late Antique Lived Religion: A Perspective from the Magical Evidence
Thu 10 Dec · Online
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Thurs, 10 December Online via Zoom (register) Joseph Emanuel Sanzo (Venice) On the Elite/non-Elite Dichotomy and Metaphors in the Study of Late Antique Lived Religion: A Perspective from the Magical Evidence
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