Public Libraries and Literary Culture in Ancient Rome Public Libraries and Literary Culture in Ancient Rome. By C. E. Boyd. One Vol. Pp. 77. University of Chicago Press, 1915

The Classical Review 36 (1-2):31-32 (1922)
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