An edition of Index verborum Strabonianus (1983)

Index verborum Strabonianus

Manuskript zur Vorbereitung der Strabon-Ausgabe auf der Grundlage der Editio maior von G. Kramer (1844-1852)

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An edition of Index verborum Strabonianus (1983)

Index verborum Strabonianus

Manuskript zur Vorbereitung der Strabon-Ausgabe auf der Grundlage der Editio maior von G. Kramer (1844-1852)

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Habelt
Language
German
Pages
359

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Subjects

Ancient Geography, Concordances, Geographical Names, Geography, Ancient, Greek Names, Indexes, Names, Geographical, Names, Greek

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Strabo
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Index verborum Strabonianus: Manuskript zur Vorbereitung der Strabon-Ausgabe auf der Grundlage der Editio maior von G. Kramer (1844-1852)
1983, Habelt
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Based on the edition of Strabo's Geography, published in Berlin under the title: Strabonis Geographica recensuit, commentario critico instruxit Gustavus Kramer.

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Bonn

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PA4440 .A49 1983

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359 p. ;
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359

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OL2782707M
LCCN
83207764

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