Prometheus (Greek deity)
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Prometheus und sein Mythenkreis : Mit Beziehung auf die Geschichte der griechischen Philosophie, Poesie und Kunst. Nach dem Tode des Verfassers / hrsg. von Herm. Leyser.

Benjamin Gotthold Weiske

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פראמעטעאוס דער גואל / פוירסי ב' שעלי ; יידיש - מ' בלעכמאן.

פראמעטעאוס דער גואל / פוירסי ב' שעלי ; יידיש - מ' בלעכמאן.

שלי, פרסי ביש, 1792-1822

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