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An investigation into the witch-figure in Roman literature
This thesis sets out to investigate the social and cultural fears articulated in the representation of the witch-figure in Roman literature. Chapter 1 begins by dismantling barriers to her interpretation, which exist in translations that persist in viewing her as a ‘witch’ in the modern sense.
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