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Kowalzig leaves archaic Greece a richer and even more interesting place than she found it, and this book will make us all more suspicious and more attentive readers and tourists. This is a significant achievement. Richard Hunter, The Anglo-Hellenic Review ...a fascinating and ground-breaking study of the relationships between myth and ritual in Greek religious practices... Brad Eden Consciousness, Literature and the Arts ...a remarkable attempt to reconstruct Greek history of the archaic and classical periods though choral performance...the book is a monument to the possibility and the desirability of understanding Greek choral performance historically and Greek history as influenced by choral performance. Richard Seaford Bryn Mawr Classical Review Anyone with an interest in Greek religion or choral poetry will have to consult this study. Its richness lies in its cumulative detail and its bringing together of literatry, historical, anthropological and archeological evidence to contextualize the dynamics of cultic performance throughout the Greek world. Jenny Strauss Clay Religious Studies Review

Kowalzig leaves archaic Greece a richer and even more interesting place than she found it, and this book will make us all more suspicious and more attentive readers and tourists. This is a significant achievement. Richard Hunter, The Anglo-Hellenic Review ...a fascinating and ground-breaking study of the relationships between myth and ritual in Greek religious practices... Brad Eden Consciousness, Literature and the Arts ...a remarkable attempt to reconstruct Greek history of the archaic and classical periods though choral performance...the book is a monument to the possibility and the desirability of understanding Greek choral performance historically and Greek history as influenced by choral performance. Richard Seaford Bryn Mawr Classical Review Anyone with an interest in Greek religion or choral poetry will have to consult this study. Its richness lies in its cumulative detail and its bringing together of literatry, historical, anthropological and archeological evidence to contextualize the dynamics of cultic performance throughout the Greek world. Jenny Strauss Clay Religious Studies Review

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Barbara Kowalzig is Leverhulme Research Fellow, Royal Holloway, University of London.

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