English literature and the classics
Tragedy, by Gilbert Murray; Platonism, by J.A. Stewart; Theophrastus, by G.S. Gordon; Greek romances, by J.S. Phillimore; Ciceronianism, by A.C. Clark; Vergil, by H.W. Garrod; Ovid, by S.G. Owen; Satura, by R.J.E. Tiddy; Senecan tragedy, by A.D. Godley.
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Author
Publication
1912 - The Clarendon Press, Oxford, England
Language
English
Word Count
63,000 words, Guess
Page Count
252 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivecu31924074412390
- Library of Congress Control Number13016315
- Open LibraryOL16657602M
Classifications
- LCCPR127 .G63 1969
- DDC809
Subjects
Other Editions
- English literature and the classics: Tragedy, by Gilbert Murray; Platonism, by J.A. Stewart; Theophrastus, by G.S. Gordon; Greek romances, by J.S. Phillimore; Ciceronianism, by A.C. Clark; Vergil, by H.W. Garrod; Ovid, by S.G. Owen; Satura, by R.J.E. Tiddy; Senecan tragedy, by A.D. Godley.
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