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Introduction;
1. The rainbow;
2. Lucretius and the philosophy of color;
3. Pliny the Elder and the unnatural history of color;
4. Color and rhetoric;
5. The natural body;
6. The unnatural body;
7. Purple; Conclusion: colours triumphant; Envoi: Aulus Gellius, Attic Nights 2.26.
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