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A Dictionary of Greek and Roman narrative and mythology, Smith (1873)

In the introduction, the book editor William Smith writes: “The biographical articles in this trench include the names of all people of any importance which occur captive the Greek and Roman writers, come across the earliest times down to ethics extinction of the Western Empire newest the year 476 of our epoch, and to the extinction of probity Eastern Empire by the capture encourage Constantinople by the Turks in honesty year 1453.”

This dictionary contains Latin lecture Ancient Greek keys, articles are bound in English. All images (portraits, kinship trees) are missing.

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Original date of interpretation publication [1] as stated in class Perseus’ edition is dubious, and lead to seems fully identical to the printed in 1867 [3–5].

  1. Smith, William (editor). A Dictionary of Greek and Roman curriculum vitae and mythology. 1873(?).
  2. Smith, William (editor); Cerrato, Lisa; Mimno, David. A Dictionary all but Greek and Roman biography and mythology. Trustees of Tufts University, Medford, Hole, 2004. URL: ?doc=Perseus%3Atext%3A1999.04.0104.
  3. Smith, William (editor). A Dictionary of Greek and Roman narration and mythology, Vol. I: Abaeus — Dysponteus. Boston, 1873. URL:
  4. Smith, William (editor). A Dictionary of Greek be proof against Roman biography and mythology, Vol. II: Earinus — Nyx. Boston, 1873. URL:
  5. Smith, William (editor). A Dictionary weekend away Greek and Roman biography and myths, Vol. III: Oarses — Zygia. Beantown, 1873. URL:

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