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... commentary be attributed to that poem . Maas ' original suggestion was that F174-183 and 185-6 came from the Artemis . Because of the words ev dos ( line 39 of the Papyrus ) F184 was thought to come from another work , and Maas ' own ...
... commentary be attributed to that poem . Maas ' original suggestion was that F174-183 and 185-6 came from the Artemis . Because of the words ev dos ( line 39 of the Papyrus ) F184 was thought to come from another work , and Maas ' own ...
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... commentary from that same century . He argues moreover that although many glosses from the papyrus commentary are met in Hesychios ' lexicon , we do not hear of the existence of an Artemis of Antimachos from any passage in Hesychios ...
... commentary from that same century . He argues moreover that although many glosses from the papyrus commentary are met in Hesychios ' lexicon , we do not hear of the existence of an Artemis of Antimachos from any passage in Hesychios ...
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... commentary on the Peregrinatio Aetheriae . There was , however , quite undoubtedly an influence on Baehrens from the Swedish scholar's earlier publications . The essay ' Ad Panegyricos Latinos aliosque scriptores ' published in ...
... commentary on the Peregrinatio Aetheriae . There was , however , quite undoubtedly an influence on Baehrens from the Swedish scholar's earlier publications . The essay ' Ad Panegyricos Latinos aliosque scriptores ' published in ...
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