Alexandrian poetry under the first three Ptolemies, 324-222 B.C. With a supplementary chapter by Émile Cahen, translated by James Loeb.

Bookseller

Focloir (US)

Bookseller's Inventory #

Ancient world 1536

Title

Alexandrian poetry under the first three Ptolemies, 324-222 B.C. With a supplementary chapter by Émile Cahen, translated by James Loeb.

Author

Couat, Auguste, 1846-1898

Format/Binding

Good

Book Condition

Used

Quantity Available

1

Binding

Hardcover

Publisher

William Heinemann, ltd/G.P. Putnam's Sons

Place of Publication

London/New York

Pages

638

Weight

0.00 lbs

Keywords

Ancient World, Greece, Greek Literature, Egypt

Bookseller catalogs

Ancient World; Greece, History and Literature; Egypt and Egyptology; Greek literature;

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