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Leighton Library has 1735 edition of translation of "Oeuvres d'Horace" by André Dacier
Added at 06:26 on 06 April 2024
Leighton Library has a 1735 edition of one of the most important works of French classical scholar André Dacier who was born #OnThisDay 6 April 1651. This was his translation of the leading Roman lyric poet Horace "Oeuvres d'Horace"
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Leighton Library has 1735 edition of translation of "Oeuvres d'Horace" by André Dacier
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