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Pausaniou Hellados periēgēsis (romanized form)] = Pausaniae Graeciae descriptio : Graece / recensuit, ex codd. et aliunde emendavit, explanavit Jo. Frider. Facius.

Main Author:	Pausanias.
Other Authors:	Facius, J. F. 1750-1825., Amaseo, Romolo Quirino, 1489-1552
Language(s):	Ancient Greek ; Latin
Published:	Lipsiae : In bibliopolio Schaeferiano, 1794-1796.
Subjects:	Greece > Description and travel > Early works to 1800. Greece > Antiquities.
Note:	T.p. of v. 4 reads: ... Pausaniae Graeciae descriptio. Tomus IV. Romuli Amasaei interpretationem Latinam continens. Advertisements on last leaf of v. 3. "Verlags- und Commissions-Artikel der Schäferischen Buchhandlung in Leipzig 1797": two leaves at end of v. 4.
Physical Description:	4 v. ; 22 cm. (8vo)
Original Format:	Book
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