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February 24, 2021 chronolibrarian

A new blog

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A ray of sunshine

March 8, 2018 chronolibrarian

Mr Creosote and the wafer thin mint

May 6, 2017 chronolibrarian

Annual charity book fair

September 30, 2015 chronolibrarian

October 2015 titles

August 21, 2015 chronolibrarian

September 2015 titles

August 8, 2015August 8, 2015 chronolibrarian

Odes, epics and elegies : its all Greek to me!

July 19, 2015 chronolibrarian

Books for August 2015

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Schedule for July

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  • 10th century (4)
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  • 9th century AD (6)
  • About Chronolit (36)
  • About me and Kimmy the Lit-Terrier (12)
  • Ancient Chinese literature (8)
  • Ancient Egyptian literature (2)
  • Ancient Greek literature (85)
  • Ancient Indian literature (10)
  • Ancient Mesopotamian literature (3)
  • Arabic literature (3)
  • Celtic literature (7)
  • Children's classics (2)
  • Chinese literature (2)
  • English literature (32)
  • French literature (1)
  • German literature (3)
  • Icelandic literature (3)
  • Italian literature (6)
  • Japanese literature (3)
  • Latin literature (62)
  • LEJOG (3)
  • Medieval literature (29)
  • Renaissance literature (2)
  • Spanish Literature (1)
  • The Bible as literature (21)
  • The Classics Club (12)
  • Uncategorized (9)

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