W. S. TEUFELS GESCHICHTE DER RÖMISCHEN LITERATUR ZWEITER BAND - VON 31 VOR CHR. BIS 96 NACH CHR
de Kroll, Wilhelm und Franz Skutsch
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Berlin 1910 sechste auflage, Teubner. In German. Octavo, 348pp., black cloth with gilt lettering. Tiny bit of pencil notation in text. Owner signed. Black tape on spine. Good, corners worn. Volume 2 (of 3).
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- W. S. TEUFELS GESCHICHTE DER RÖMISCHEN LITERATUR ZWEITER BAND - VON 31 VOR CHR. BIS 96 NACH CHR
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