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Table of Contents: “…Foundation and Ideology in Livy's Narrative of Romulus and Remus --…”
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Table of Contents: “…. -- Correspondences -- Not Yet Three -- Comparative Fates -- Maximism -- Those Were the Days -- You Weren't Serious -- Blame Not My Lute -- The Plague -- II) The Complete History of the Boy -- III) François Villon Begins His Journey -- Romulus and Remus -- François Villon Begins His Journey -- What Kafka Meant -- An Existential Threat -- Texting -- Sudden Glory -- You're My Thrill -- Hurrahing in Hopkins -- After Catullus -- Excerpts from "The Cloud in Trousers" -- Variations on a Theme -- Room Key -- Homage to Bashō -- Half-Life -- IV) Tales Told to Tevye -- V) It Could Happen to You -- Panama Hat -- Aubade -- The New Past -- Lunching with Elaine Equi -- Philately -- Dabbling in Atheism -- Days of 2000 -- The Genie in the Bottle -- Second Wind -- A Toast -- It Could Happen to You -- A Good Week for a Birthday -- Atonement -- Time to Go -- A Note on the Title -- Acknowledgements.…”

Table of Contents: “…The soul of the Romans -- The story of the Romans -- The Etruscan heritage -- The art of Rome -- The architecture of Rome -- The eternal city -- The Roman forum -- Patricians and plebians -- Portraits for posterity -- Slaves and freedman -- Senators, consuls, and tribunes -- First among equals : the emperor -- Embelms of power -- Conquest and glory -- Philosophers and poets -- Romans and barbarians -- Battles commemorated -- Childhood and schooling -- The Roman home -- The art of mosaic -- Feats of engineering -- The domestic world -- Roman women -- Food and drink -- The warehouse of the world -- Riches of the Nile -- Town and country -- The Roman stage -- Performance and identity : the mask -- Sport and spectacle -- The Colosseum -- The wanderings of Aeneas -- Romulus and Remus -- The birth of Rome -- Tyrants and lawgivers -- Citizen heroes -- Legends of the emperors -- Emperors as gods -- The Roman pantheon -- The great goddesses -- A shrine for all the gods -- Spirits of the home -- Gods of feasts and festivals -- Gods of the provinces -- The Villa of the Mysteries -- Temples and shrines -- Divination and the oracles -- The triumph of Christianity -- The end of empire -- Chronology -- Roman emperors.…”
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Table of Contents: “…His Sadness Is a LakeThese Mountains Are Long-Extinct Volcanoes; Near Power Creek: After a Marriage; Looking out the Window on a Winter Morning; Still; Anniversary: My Parents' Marriage; Redpolls in Winter; III; Mythography of the Wolf's Sorrow or An Alternative Rendering of the Romulus and Remus Legend; Trinity; Tosca, Act V; Here the Promise; Only Winter; Reincarnate; I Bow; Kashin-Beck Disease Is Endemic to Tibet; Who Will Speak of Lhasa?…”
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