A Commentary on the Surviving Plays of Aeschylus. 1. 2.

Noord-Hollandsche Uitgevers Maatschappij, 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.,

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Rose, H.J.

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Noord-Hollandsche Uitgevers Maatschappij, 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.

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?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).