- 02.05.2018.
- Zagreb, HR
„Did the Greeks Believe in Their Myths?“ promoted on Kliofest
From May 8th to 11th, the National and University Library in Zagreb was hosting a festival of history, Kliofest, during which a large number of our books were available at promotional prices. As part of Kliofest, the promotion of a new book by Paul Veyne, „Did the Greeks Believe in Their Myths?“, was held on Thursday, October 10th at 5 PM by Dijana Bahtijari, Jelena Marohnić and Marina Milićević.Related News
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