An edition of Elegiae (1780)

Carmina

the elegies. With English notes by F.A. Paley.

2d ed., carefully rev.
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An edition of Elegiae (1780)

Carmina

the elegies. With English notes by F.A. Paley.

2d ed., carefully rev.
  • 4.00 ·
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Publisher
Bell and Daldy
Language
English
Pages
308

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Carmina: the elegies. With English notes by F.A. Paley.
1872, Bell and Daldy
Microform in English - 2d ed., carefully rev.
Cover of: Elegiae quaedam Propertii suethicis versibus expressae annotationibusque instructae
Cover of: Die  drei letzen Elegien des IV. Buchs des Propertius
Cover of: Elegiarum libri 4.

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Edition Notes

Microfiche (negative). Toronto : University of Toronto Library, Preservation Services, 1991. 3 microfiches.

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Library of Congress
PA6644 A2 1872

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Format
Microform
Pagination
308p.
Number of pages
308

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OL14774275M

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