New Chapters in the History of Greek Literature, Second Series: Some Recent Discoveries in Greek Poetry and Prose, Chiefly of the Fourth Century B.C., and Later Times

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John Undershell Powell, Eric Arthur Barber
Biblo & Tannen Publishers, 1974 - Literary Criticism - 232 pages
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Contents

POETRY
1
Menander
19
Later Epic Poetry
39
J U POWELL
47
Additions to the chapters on Later Lyric
60
Διάλογος Διατριβή Μελέτη
125
the Iaтρiká of Menon E T WITHINGTON
183
APPENDICES
189
E P RICE
215
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