Aigyptiakon imerologion tou etous 1902 met’ eikonon. Ti sympraxei ton en Elladi kai par’ imin Logion. Etos tetarton. Edit. Argyrios Drakopoulos. En Alexandreia, Typolithografeion I.K. Lagoudaki, [1901]

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- CAVAFY LIBRARY

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GR-OF CA CL.1.4
TITLE:
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Aigyptiakon imerologion tou etous 1902 met’ eikonon. Ti sympraxei ton en Elladi kai par’ imin Logion. Etos tetarton

EDITOR:
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Drakopoulos, Argyrios
PUBLISHER:
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J. C. Lagoudakis (press) Alexandria

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[1901]
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Greek


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18.5 x 13 cm; 18 s.p. + 328 p. + 68 p. + 96 appendix p. + 2 s.p., “p. 12 ‘The Tarantines’ 13 ‘Interruption’” marked with pencil on verso of the front cover, l. 2 title page on recto, p. 327 “Table of contents”, p. 328 “Errata”, p. 1-68 appendix “Commercial guide”, p. 1-96 appendix with advertisements. Illustration is found on several places in the print.


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The following poems by C. P. Cavafy are found in the book: “The Tarantines Have Their Fun” (p. [12]-13), “Interruption” (p. 13). Also included is the poem “Anatolikai armoniai” (p. 297-298) by A. Cavafy (?). P. [12] features a photograph of C. P. Cavafy.


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Cavafy, A. (?)
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Drakopoulos, Argyrios
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J. C. Lagoudakis (press) Alexandria
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Magazines and Periodicals
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Almanac
WORKS BY C. P. CAVAFY:
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"Interruption"
"The Tarentines Have Their Fun"