But by 1955, when the British classicist Denys Page published "Sappho and Alcaeus," a definitive study of the two Lesbian poets, it seemed that even this rich new vein had been exhausted.
Instead of a generic "page not found" error, people will instead get a detailed warning which says access was denied because the page may contain illegal images.
Re "Courts in Slow Motion, Exhibit A: One Lawyer" ("Justice Denied" series, front page, April 15): I am a defense lawyer in the Bronx and have handled criminal cases since 1973.
Re "Bronx Courts Trim Big Backlog, With Outside Judge at the Helm" ("Justice Denied" series, front page, July 30): Defense attorneys may be happy with the light sentences their defendants have been receiving with Justice Patricia DiMango's hard-sell plea agreements.
Two hundred and three pages were released to me, and I was denied seventy-seven pages.
THE THEATRE review of "A Woman Denied" by Mario Gennaro Curci, "Paging Danger," and "The Venetian Glass Nephew" by Elinor Wylie.
FOOTNOTES The Irish rock star Bob Geldof quickly denied a front-page article yesterday in the British newspaper The Sun that he and Bono were teaming up for a repeat of the 1985 Live Aid concerts, to raise money to ease third world debt, Reuters reported.
(Later, through her lawyer, Ms. Drew, 48, denied creating the MySpace page used in the hoax and denied knowledge of the final messages).
Peter Hill: 12 January The Express editor at the time of Madeline McCann's disappearance and subsequent coverage - which included a 100-day period of featuring a story about her on the front page - denied he had been "obsessed" with the case, and blamed Portuguese police for giving the paper false information.
