R G C Levens

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R G C Levens (Robert Graham Cochrane Levens)( - ) was Classical Moderations Tutor at Merton College, Oxford in the mid twentieth century. Married to the theatrical producer Daphne Levens (née Yarnold) he was particularly well known for his school edition of Cicero, Verrine Oration V. His only son, Andrew, was killed as an undergraduate in a traffic accident in Russia.

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  • Cicero, Marcus Tullius. The fifth Verrine oration, 'In Verrem V11. English. London, Methuen & co. ltd. [1946] xliv, 184 p. 18 cm.
  • Levens, Robert Graham Cochrane, [from old catalog] ed. A book of Latin letters. 2d ed. London, Methuen 1938. xxii, 174 p. 19 cm.
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