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In a series of seven programmes classical scholars and archaeologists examine the light thrown by increased archaeological and linguistic knowledge on the question of how fifth-century Greece developed those features that set it apart from earlier and contemporary civilisations.
I-The Question of Continuity
R. A. CROSSLAND, Professor of Greek in the University of Sheffield, considers the possibility of cultural survivals from the end of Mycenae to the first classical Greek cities.

The Story of a Conversion
Arranged by Rayner Heppenstall from the novel by John Henry (later Cardinal) Newman, 1848
Father Domenico de Matre Dei ,
Superior of San Michaele. Ian Sadler
Representatives of the more unusual religions:
Produced by Rayner Heppenstall
(The recorded broadcast of April 15)

Contributors

Arranged By:
Rayner Heppenstall
Novel By:
John Henry
Unknown:
Father Domenico de Matre Dei
Unknown:
San Michaele.
Unknown:
Ian Sadler
Produced By:
Rayner Heppenstall
Narrator:
Carleton Hobbs
Charles Reding:
Robert Eddison
Mary, his sister:
Olive Gregg
Willis (later Father Aloysius de SantaCruce):
Alan Wheatley
Carlton, a tutor at St Saviour's:
Harold Scott
The Rev. Joshua Jennings, Vice-Principal of St Saviour's:
Denys Blakelock
Dr Bluett, Principal:
John Glyn-Jones
Campbell, Vicar of Sutton Devonshire:
Keith Pyott
Young Lady:
Marjorie Westbury
Kitchens:
Richard Williams
Zerubbabel:
Geoffrey Wincott
Batts:
Raf de la Torre
Jack:
Frank Partington
Highfly:
Neville Hartley

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