Circe, by Giovanni Battista Gelli, translated by Thomas Brown, edited, with an introduction, by Robert M. Adams, and with illustrations by Peter Kahn; Cornell University Press, O.U.P.; 32s.

Conor Fahy

doi:10.1017/S175420140001746X

Circe, by Giovanni Battista Gelli, translated by Thomas Brown, edited, with an introduction, by Robert M. Adams, and with illustrations by Peter Kahn; Cornell University Press, O.U.P.; 32s.

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Circe, by Giovanni Battista Gelli, translated by Thomas Brown, edited, with an introduction, by Robert M. Adams, and with illustrations by Peter Kahn; Cornell University Press, O.U.P.; 32s.

Published online by Cambridge University Press: 24 September 2024

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Information: Blackfriars , Volume 45 , Issue 524 , February 1964 , pp. 92 - 93

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Circe, by Giovanni Battista Gelli, translated by Thomas Brown, edited, with an introduction, by Robert M. Adams, and with illustrations by Peter Kahn; Cornell University Press, O.U.P.; 32s.

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