Библиотека Гумер Гуманитарные науки GreyLib : Pgina principal Ebooks libres et gratuits Great Books Index An Index to Online Great Books in English Translation Aeschylus . Apollonius . Aquinas . [Back to Top of Page] I hope that you find benefit and pleasure in reading these great books. Note: This great books index is a personal interest project, and is not sponsored by or associated with the Encyclopaedia Britannica corporation. Acknowledgement is made to Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc for permission to reprint portions of the author list and title list of Great Books of the Western World. The works listed in this index, either their original texts or their HTML editions, may be subject to copyright. E-Mail: Ken Roberts ken2@mirror.org Great Books Index Home Page and Author List List of All Works by Author and Title [90KB] About the Great Books Index Links to Other Great Books and Literature Sites Mortimer J. Great Books Reading List 1 Literary Cryptograms URL: Last revised February 1, 1999 by Ken Roberts e-mail ken2@mirror.org
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