An edition of Homo, humanus, humanitas (1967)

Homo, humanus, humanitas.

Zur Humanität in der lateinischen Literatur des ersten nachchristlichen Jahrhunderts.

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Homo, humanus, humanitas.
Rudolf Rieks
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An edition of Homo, humanus, humanitas (1967)

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Zur Humanität in der lateinischen Literatur des ersten nachchristlichen Jahrhunderts.

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Publisher
Fink
Language
German
Pages
280

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Subjects
History and criticism, Latin literature

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Homo, humanus, humanitas.: Zur Humanität in der lateinischen Literatur des ersten nachchristlichen Jahrhunderts.
1967, Fink
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Edition Notes

Bibliography: p. 273-280.
Issued also as thesis, Tübingen.

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München

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
870.9/001
Library of Congress
PA6042 .R5 1967

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Pagination
280 p.
Number of pages
280

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL5584921M
LCCN
67102600
OCLC/WorldCat
5997072

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