A Commentary on the Surviving Plays of Aeschylus. 1. 2. - ROSE, H.J.,
KORTE INHOUD
?There are good reasons for owning the volumes. One senses the grand teacher. An easy erudition come from a lifetime of wide and careful reading. The lecturer has idiosyncrasies and cross-references do not always expel repetition. The good pupil grows to expect them and is charmed. For more than half a century the author has given us reviews, monographs, and books, Again and again a note presents an intriguing conclusion with an invitation to read elsewhere for details. One admires the energy, soundness, and variety, and that there is always a point of vies. The commentary breathes the man, a scholar and a humanist in whose presence humility is easy as well as natural.? (WILLIAM M. CALDER III, in Classical Philology, 1961, p.273).
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Amsterdam, 1957. 2 vols. 323,299p. Original blue cloth with dust wrps. Spine gilt titled. Upper edge publisher's stained. Dust wrps damaged and a bit grimy. Fore edge, inside dust wrps as well as first pages a bit rust stained. Tiny damage to cloth upper edges both volumes.Antiquarian
?There are good reasons for owning the volumes. One senses the grand teacher. An easy erudition come from a lifetime of wide and careful reading. The lecturer has idiosyncrasies and cross-references do not always expel repetiti...
?There are good reasons for owning the volumes. One senses the grand teacher. An easy erudition come from a lifetime of wide and careful reading. The lecturer has idiosyncrasies and cross-references do not always expel repetiti...
