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'''Timothy Nolan Gantz''' (born about 1946, died [[January 20]] [[2004]]) was a classical scholar, the author of ''Early Greek Myth: A Guide to Literary and Artistic Sources'' [[1993]]. Dr Gantz ([[A.B.]] [[Haverford College]] [[1967]], [[Doctor of Philosophy|PhD]] [[Princeton University]] [[1970]]) was a long-time [[Professor]] of [[Classics]] at the [[University of Georgia]] from 1970; he directed its Studies Abroad in Rome program from [[1985]]. He died in [[Athens, Georgia]] |
'''Timothy Nolan Gantz''' (born about 1946, died [[January 20]] [[2004]]) was a classical scholar, the author of ''Early Greek Myth: A Guide to Literary and Artistic Sources'' [[1993]]. Dr Gantz ([[A.B.]] [[Haverford College]] [[1967]], [[Doctor of Philosophy|PhD]] [[Princeton University]] [[1970]]) was a long-time [[Professor]] of [[Classics]] at the [[University of Georgia]] from 1970; he directed its Studies Abroad in Rome program from [[1985]]. He died in [[Athens, Georgia]]. |
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Timothy Nolan Gantz (born about 1946, died January 20 2004) was a classical scholar, the author of Early Greek Myth: A Guide to Literary and Artistic Sources 1993. Dr Gantz (A.B. Haverford College 1967, PhD Princeton University 1970) was a long-time Professor of Classics at the University of Georgia from 1970; he directed its Studies Abroad in Rome program from 1985. He died in Athens, Georgia.
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