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G. Sfameni Gasparro Misteri e culti mistici di Demetra. (Storia delle Religioni, 3.) Rome: ‘L' Erma’ di Bretschneider, 1986. Pp. 371. L 200.000.
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2 Equally I am surprised not to see a ‘structuralist’ approach at pp. 251-4 (on Plutarch, QG 31 [Eretria]: meat cooked by sun, not fire; role of foreign, slave women i.e. outsiders).
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