Voyage littéraire de la Grèce. Tome 1-Tome 2 (French Edition)

En anglais bien entendu.

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En grec et latin. En tout cas nous trouvons des ouvrages qui ne sont nulle part ailleurs. Un site traitant des runes de divers pays nordiques.

Des textes, des rapports, des cartes. Sagas, chroniques, chansons de geste, biographies, etc. Des livres anciens et moins anciens sur le sujet.

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Add to my virtual collection. The first three volumes contain all letters of Greece, the last contains other pamphlets author: Essays on the Elegies of Tibullus followed by the translation of the latter , The Seasons Poems and light. Many floral headbands and cul-de-lamp baskets of flowers, carnations Plein blond marbled calf at the time. Back smooth decorated with parts of title and volume number of green morocco, small floral golden jewels and a golden tail lace.

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Head cover of the first volume leveled. Some wormholes on the back of the second and third volumes. Slit tail jaws on the first volume. James Morier , According to Pouqueville, the lake of Yanina, but Pouqueville is always out.

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Of this extraordinary man there is an incorrect account in Pouqueville's Travels. Perhaps he thought they did not take enough notice of him, or perhaps because he was a little too English Un jour, Pouqueville se retrouvera en prison Akmet-Nourri nous raconta la fin tragique d'Ali-pacha.

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Pouqueville, the French Consul, was employed in defending the Christian old men, women, and children of this city from the ferocity of the Mussulmen, the former was attending to his own private interest in trade and currants. The following is an exact translation of this document: Consul of the mighty british Empire at Patras. To this you replied through your own interpreter, Mr Barthelemy, that as long as the british Government would observe a neutrality in the contest, between us and the Turks, you would remain an indifferent spectator, without taking part with either the one or the other.