A Terrible Dilemma:

An episode of the Ancient Ideas, Modern Legacies podcast, hosted by Birmingham-Southern College, titled "A Terrible Dilemma:" was published on May 17, 2018 and runs 10 minutes.

May 17, 2018 ·10m · Ancient Ideas, Modern Legacies

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Suicide as an Escape from Sexual Violence for Livy’s Lucretia and Syrian War Victims

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Suicide as an Escape from Sexual Violence for Livy’s Lucretia and Syrian War Victims

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