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A Poetaster not much Improved H. Schoonhoven: Elegiae in Maecenatem: prolegomena, text, commentary. Pp. 215; 1 plate. Gröningen: Bouma's Boekhuis, 1980. Fl. 50 [Book Review]
The Classical Review 31 (02):204-207 (1981)
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