Search Results: Dutch translations of Greek and Latin Classics from Antiquariaat Fragmenta Selecta

Zwolle, Tj. Willink, 1965. 174 p. Wrs. 20 cm (Intr., Latin text & Dutch tr.)

Baarn, Ambo, 1993. 38 p. Paperback 22 cm (OiN Suppl. 65)

Kampen, Kok, 1989. 96 p. Pb. 21 cm (OiN 51)

Baarn, Ambo, 1993. 447 p. Cloth. 22 cm (OiN Suppl. 17; anthology; translations into Dutch)

Beveren, Orbis & Orion, 1981. 243 p. Pb. (OiN 380)

Leuven, Davidsfonds, 1984. 259 p. Pb. 20 cm (OiN 380)

Antwerpen, Amsterdam, Standaard Uitgeverij, (1979). 166 p. Paperback 20.5 cm (Astra; cover slightly used; some faint pencil)

Amsterdam, S.L. van Looy, 1901. 321,3 p. Half cloth (OiN 380; rebound)

Zutphen, Thieme, 1920. 323 p. Cloth. 23 cm (This 2nd ed. not mentioned in OiN 380) (Some ballpoint underlinings and marginalia on 11 pages of the 6th book. Small marginal tear in one leaf, p. 59/60)

Brugge, Utrecht, Desclée de Brouwer, (1962). 240,2 p. H.cl. 20 cm (OiN 380; translator's dedication on title; back faded)

Haarlem, Tjeenk, Willink, 1959. (VIII),259 p. Cloth. (OiN 380)

Brugge, Utrecht, Desclée de Brouwer, (1962 - 1973). 2 volumes: 240,2;261 p. Paperback 20 cm (OiN 380; some faint pencil in volume 1)

Antwerpen, Amsterdam, Standaard Uitgeverij, 1974. 83 p. Pocket 18 cm

Antwerpen, Amsterdam, Standaard Uitgeverij, 1974. 91 p. Pocket 18 cm

Bussum, Gooibergpers, 2003. 367 p. Hardbound. 25 cm

Den Haag, van Hoeve 1964. 195 p.; ills. Cl. 21 cm (OiN 290; includ. dustjacket)

Antw., De Ned. Boekhandel, 1956. XI,78 p. Wrappers. 17 cm (OiN 66; Klassieke Galerij)

N.pl. n.d. (after 1955). 134 p. Wrs. 20 cm (Not in OiN) (Cover worn & spotted)

Leuven, Amersfoort, Acco, (1989). 73 p. Wrs. 19 cm (OiN 67)

Amsterdam, Em. Querido, 1932. 47 p. Stiff wrappers. 25 cm (OiN p. 346/47) (Cover spotted and plasticized) (The Dutch composer and philologist Bertus van Lier, 1906-1972, translated at the beginning of his career Sophocles' Ajax for a performance by students of the 'Utrecht Stedelijk Gymnasium' in 1932. At first Van Lier was commissioned by the Gymnasium to compose music for a performance of Sophocles Ajax, but when he found that none of the existing translations of this piece paid sufficient attention to the Greek meter of Sophocles' original, he decided to take care of the translation as well. Van Lier's Ajas was staged with the help of an orchestra consisting of students of the 'Amsterdamsch Conservatorium'. (See for Van Lier bertusvanlier.nl/biografie.html) § Including a long newspaper clipping, probably dated 1932, with a review of the performance at the Gymnasium by 'C.A.S.' and of the music by 'Wr. P.')