Martial: Epigrams (Books VIII-XIV)
โ Walter C. A. Ker (ed.)
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1920
๐ English
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Martial: Epigrams (Books I-VII)
โ Scribed by Walter C. A. Ker (ed.)
- Year
- 1947
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 526
- Series
- Loeb Classical Library 94
- Category
- Library
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