User:HalfdanRagnarsson/sandbox

Just checking it out...

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good faith

Reminders (after my hibernation):

• Achaean War - (also, check wikipedia library later on to see if I can access something more), - boy, this is gold, try other word search combinations. Books - (Yep, Mommsen for this! Niese will be useful here too). Gruen - (and others like him - apply for access to Cambridge stuff through Wikipedia library). Others -
• Fourth Macedonian War - links to books that aren't directly linked - - the first two and the last one are easy to find, so not included here. Burton -
• Metellus Macedonicus -
• One more brilliant source for what I am working on right now: Niese, Benedict (1903). Geschichte der griechischen und makedonischen Staaten seit der Schlacht bei Chaeronea (in German). Gotha F.A. Perthes.
• Userspace renovation: Examples are Genquest's page, HistoryofIran's page (of course, my own style should apply)

Gog's archived talk page about sourcing for articles - Some of his tips - Google scholar, academia.edu, De gruyter, internet archive, and more that one can get their hands on.

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Whack!

You've been whacked with a wet trout.

Don't take this too seriously. Someone just wants to let you know that you did something silly.

Whack! You've been collectively whacked with a hover of wet trouts. Don't take this too seriously. Someone just wants to let you know you and some others did something silly.

Right! Stop that! It's far too silly! Don't take this too seriously. Another user just wants you to know something you said crosses their boundaries of sensibility.

 (DOW)

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Walker, Susan; Wilkes, John (2010). "Becoming Roman and staying Greek in the Southern Adriatic". Bulletin of the Institute of Classical Studies: 197–212. JSTOR 44214907.