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Shakespere's proverb lore: His use of the "Sententiae" of Leonard Culman and Publilius Syrus.

By:

SMITH Charles G

Language: Eng Series: Arden ShakespearePublication details: Cambridge, Mass. H U P 1963Subject(s):

COLLECTIONS (ENGLISH LITERATURE)

DDC classification:

O-xJ641x K3

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Book	Prof. S.S.Basavanal Library	O-xJ641x K3 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	59415		59415

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