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Reference models:

• Complete book:

Ex. LAUMONIER 1958: A. Laumonier, Le cultes indigenes en Carie, E. de Boccard, Paris, 1958.

• Papers in scientific periodicals:

Ex. ASHMOLE 1980: B. Ashmole, Demeter of Cnidus, «JHS» LXXI, 1980, pp. 1328.

• Annals/ Proceedings:

Ex.  SUAREZ DE LA TORRE 2005: E. Suarez De La Torre, Forme e funzioni del fenomeno profetico e divinatorio dalla Grecia classica al periodo tardo-antico, in

2987. Sfameni Gasparro (ed.), Modi di comunicazione tra il divino e l’umano, Atti del II Seminario Internazionale (Messina 2003), L. Giordano, Cosenza 2005, pp. 2987.

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