Antiquité est une fête / / Audrey Lacroix.

L'Antiquité est une fête is a series of texts proposed by specialists in the sciences of antiquity to highlight the time and practices of the festival in the ancient worlds. Private parties or public festivals, how did the Ancients entertain themselves? According to which temporality, with wh...

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Place / Publishing House:Pessac : : Ausonius Éditions,, 2022.
Year of Publication:2022
Language:French
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