Plutus Cum Bergleri Ac Dukeri Integris, Kusteri Vero Atque Hemsterhusii Selectis, Notis Et Coluthi Raptus Helenae
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This is a scholarly edition of Aristophanes' comedic play "Plutus," accompanied by notes from Bergler, Duker, Kuster, and selections from Hemsterhusius. Also included is Coluthus's "Raptus Helenae." This edition, edited by Theophilus Christophorus Harles, offers valuable insights into the language, humor, and social commentary of ancient Greek literature. A vital resource for students and scholars of classical studies, linguistics, and dramatic literature, this book provides a comprehensive understanding of Aristophanes' work within its historical and literary context.
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