A lexicon to Sophocles

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Ellendt, Friederich, 1796-1855
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Title A lexicon to Sophocles / principally abridged and translated from Ellendt.
Publisher Oxford [England] : D.A. Talboys
Creation Date 1841
Extent 275 pages
22 cm.
Language English
National Library system number 990030490880205171

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