RECENZJA KSIĄŻKI: PORFIRIUSZ Z TYRU O WEGETARIANIZMIE, WPROWADZENIE, PRZEKŁAD I KOMENTARZ EWA OSEK, WYDAWNICTWO NAUKOWE SUB LUPA, WARSZAWA 2018, SS. 460
Journal Title: Collectanea Philologica - Year 2018, Vol 0, Issue
Abstract
This is the first Polish translation of Porphyry’s of Tyre text done by Ewa Osek. Except for the translation, the book contains the Greek text, a comprehensive introduction to the content of the work, a description of manuscripts and editions, as well as extensive and comprehensive comments on the translated text. Appendix and indexes are also included in the book.
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Jadwiga Czerwińska
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