Kos, the koan elite, and Rome K. buraselis: Kos: Between hellenism and Rome. Studies on the political, institutional and social history of Kos from ca. the middle second century B.c. Until late antiquity . Pp. 189. Philadelphia: American philosophical society, 2000. Paper, $22. Isbn: 0-87169-904- [Book Review]

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