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Frontispiece by F.Chaveau for the 1666 edition of L'Ecole des Femmes ( Bibliothèque de l'Arsenal , Fonds Rondez ) , reprinted from the Nouveaux Petits Classiques Larousse edition , with the permission of the Librarie Larousse . an ...
Frontispiece by F.Chaveau for the 1666 edition of L'Ecole des Femmes ( Bibliothèque de l'Arsenal , Fonds Rondez ) , reprinted from the Nouveaux Petits Classiques Larousse edition , with the permission of the Librarie Larousse . an ...
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Appropriately the edition under review builds on both . The Latin text , that of Wynne - Finch's edition , faces Mr Geoffrey Eatough's own literal English translation , which like that of Wynne - Finch is in prose ( pp.38-107 ) .
Appropriately the edition under review builds on both . The Latin text , that of Wynne - Finch's edition , faces Mr Geoffrey Eatough's own literal English translation , which like that of Wynne - Finch is in prose ( pp.38-107 ) .
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... commentaried editions of three Plautine plays : the captiui in 1879 , notable today for its account of Bentley's emendations , which Sonnenschein had discovered written in the margin of Bentley's copy of Pareus ' edition of Plautus ...
... commentaried editions of three Plautine plays : the captiui in 1879 , notable today for its account of Bentley's emendations , which Sonnenschein had discovered written in the margin of Bentley's copy of Pareus ' edition of Plautus ...
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