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The Woman And The Lyre: Women Writers In Classical Greece And Rome (Ad Feminam),New Suso Abolitionism Achieved Remarkable Success OverFaint Though The Voices Of The Women Of Greek And Roman Antiquity May Be In Some Cases, Their Sound, If We Listen Carefully Enough, Can Fill Many Of The Gaps And Silences Of Womens Past.'From The Conclusionbeginning With Sappho In The Seventh Century B. C. And Ending With Hypatia And Egeria In The Fifth Century A. D., Jane Mcintosh Snyder Listens Carefully To The Major Women Writers Of Classical Greece And Rome, Piecing Together The Surviving