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PA85.P49 H64 1981
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Willibald Pirckheimer : griechischer Humanismus in Deutschland / |
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PA85.R45 A47 1998
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Johannes Reuchlin : Deutschlands erster Humanist : ein biographisches Lesebuch / |
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PA85.R45 G4 1964
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Johann Reuchlin : sein Leben und seine Werke / |
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PA85.R45 J648 1994
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Johannes Reuchlin 1455-1522 : Nachdruck der 1955 von Manfred Krebs herausgegeben Festgabe / |
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PA85.S1 B4 1925
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Francisco Sanchez, el Brocense, |
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PA85.S2 A3 1927
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Autobiography of Joseph Scaliger, with autobiographical selections from his letters, his testament and the funeral orations by Daniel Heinsius and Dominicus Baudius, |
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PA85.S2 G7 1983
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Joseph Scaliger : a study in the history of classical scholarship / |
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PA85.S215
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Sanctius' Theory of Language : a contribution to the history of Renaissance linguistics. |
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PA85.S68 A3 2018
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Πλειών : Papers in memory of Christiane Sourvinou-Inwood / ǂc Edited by Athena Kavoulaki. |
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PA85.V8 B66 2010eb
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Bonaventura Vulcanius, works and networks : Bruges 1588-Leiden 1614 / |
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PA85.W45 .T535 2016
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Ulrich von Wilamowitz-Moellendorf : ""Der deutsche Kujawiak"" |
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PA85.W6 A3
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Memories of youth and manhood / |
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PA85.Z566
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The international thought of Alfred Zimmern : classicism, zionism and the shadow of commonwealth / |
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PA91 .E34
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La langue grecque. Mémoires & notices, 1864-1884. |
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PA91 .G54
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Sophia und Kosmos; Untersuchungen zur Frühgeschichte von sophos und sophiē. |
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PA91 .L32
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Griechische epigraphik, |
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PA91 .L7
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Justi Lipsi v.c. Opera omnia / |
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PA91 .T482
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A bibliography of dissertations in classical studies : American, 1964-1972 : British, 1950-1972 ; with a cumulative index, 1869-1972 / |
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PA93 .B6
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An introduction to the classics : containing a short discourse on their excellencies, and directions how to study them to advantage : with an essay on the nature and use of those emphatical and beautiful figures which give strength and ornament to writing / |
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PA93 .B6 2
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An introduction to the classics; containing a short discourse on their excellencies; and directions how to study them to advantage. With an essay on the nature and use of those emphatical and beautiful figures which give strength and ornament to writing. |
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