Pindar Nemean One Bruce Karl Braswell: A Commentary on Pindar Nemean One. With an Iconographical Appendix by Jean-Marc Moret. Pp. 131; 8 plates. Fribourg: University Press, 1992. Paper, S.Fr. 35
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