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Substance Use & Misuse Volume 32, 1997 - Issue 4
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Social Pharmacology: The Rules of Drug Taking: Wine and Poppy Derivatives in the Ancient World. IV. The Rules of Temperance

Paolo Nencini Institute of Medical Pharmacology, The University of Rome ‘La Sapienza,’, P.le A. Mom 5, 00185, Rome, Italy
Pages 475-483 | Published online: 03 Jul 2009

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John Foster, Chris Papadopoulos, Lawrence Dadzie & Neil Jayasinghe. (2007) A review of tobacco and alcohol use literature in the native and migrant Greek community. Journal of Substance Use 12:5, pages 323-335.
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Paolo Nencini. (2002) THE SHAMAN AND THE RAVE PARTY: SOCIAL PHARMACOLOGY OF ECSTASY. Substance Use & Misuse 37:8-10, pages 923-939.
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