Opusculorum Philologici Atque Historici Argumenti Antea Sigillatim Editorum Nunc In Unum Collectorum Digestorumque Tomi Duo (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781274455901)

"Opusculorum Philologici Atque Historici Argumenti Antea Sigillatim Editorum Nunc In Unum Collectorum Digestorumque Tomi Duo" is a collection of philological and historical works by Erhard Andreas Frommann. This comprehensive compilation brings together previously published essays and studies, offering readers a consolidated resource for understanding Frommann's contributions to the fields of philology and history. The book delves into a variety of topics, reflecting the breadth of Frommann's scholarly interests and providing valuable insights into historical and linguistic subjects.

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