Myth and society in ancient Greece /

• Vernant, Jean-Pierre.

• Greece -- Ancient History.
• Ancient Greece -- History.

• Zone ; MIT [distributor],

• 0942299167

• Translation of: Mythe et société en Grèce ancienne.

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