Esculape et Dionysos: mélanges en l'honneur de Jean Céard

Genève: Droz (2008)
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This collection of articles illustrates the intimacy between science and literature, pleasure and sense, excess and moderation that Jean Ceard sought to understand and that he instilled in those who collaborated or studied with him.

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