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The following is a test of URL wrapping \from[CampbellinLICSa]

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Blickman, D.\ R.\ 1989.\ \quote{Lucretius, Epicurus and Prehistory}.\ {\em Harvard Studies in Classical Philology} 92:157||191. 

Campbell, G. 2002a. \quote{Lucretius 5.1011||27: The Origins of Justice and the Prisoner's 
Dilemma}.\ {\em Leeds International Classical Studies} 1.3:1||12 (\from[CampbellinLICSa]). 

\bibentryrule 2002b. \quote{Lucretius and the Memes of Prehistory}.\ Discussion Paper 1, November 2002.\ {\em Leeds International Classical Studies} \from[CampbellinLICSb]. 


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