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Babrios und die älteren Jambendichter : Griechisch mit metrischer Uebersetzung und prüfenden und erklärenden Anmerkungen / von J.A. Hartung.

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Babrii fabulae Aesopeae / edidit F.G. Schneidewin.

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Babrii Fabulae Aesopeae / Carolus Lachmannus et amici emendarunt. / Ceterorum poetarum choliambi ab Augusto Meinekio collecti et emendati.

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Observationes Babrianae.

Alfred Eberhard 1841-1914

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Die babrianischen Fabeln des Cod. Bodleianus 1906 : Abhandlung / von P. Knöll.

Die babrianischen Fabeln des Cod. Bodleianus 1906 : Abhandlung / von P. Knöll.

Pius Knoll

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