This month the Greek and Latin voices in the BBC Radio 3 Essay series are Plato (7 to 10 July) and Virgil (14 to 17 July). Each programme is broadcast at 11 pm BST (GMT +1) and is available on the internet for 7 days after the broadcast. There is also a set of accompanying Open University pages.
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July 08, 2008
this month's radio 3 greek and latin voices
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