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Neugriechische volks- und freiheitslieder ...

Heinrich Bernhard Oppenheim 1819-1880

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אלגיה של הר דירפיס / מיכאל מ. ניקולטסאס ; מיוונית: ישראלה אזולאי.

ניקולטסאס, מיכאל מ., 1943- מחבר

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Anthologie neugriechischer volkslieder.

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Poems and translations.

Edward Vaughan Kenealy 1819-1880

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Chants populaires de la Grèce moderne / recueillis et publiés, avec une traduction française, des éclaircissements et des notes, par C. Fauriel.

Chants populaires de la Grèce moderne / recueillis et publiés, avec une traduction française, des éclaircissements et des notes, par C. Fauriel.

C. C. Fauriel (Claude Charles), 1772-1844

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Neugriechische Volkslieder / gesammelt und hrsgb. ; übers. und mit des frz. Hrsgb. und eigenen Erläuterungen versehen von Wilhelm Müller. T. I.

C. C. Fauriel (Claude Charles)

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Danielis Heinsii Poemata Latina et Graeca.

Daniel Heinsius 1580-1655

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Stultitiae laudatio : Desiderii Erasmi declamatio.

Desiderius Erasmus -1536

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