Wagner, [R.]. Mia episkepsi ston Beethoven. Apo ta peza erga tou Wagner. Transl. Mimis Valsas. Alexandreia, Ekdosi tou logotechnikou periodikou Grammata, 1916

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GR-OF CA CL.3.42

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Mia episkepsi ston Beethoven. Apo ta peza erga tou Wagner

AUTHOR:

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Wagner, [R.]

PUBLISHER:

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Grammata (edition)

TRANSLATOR:

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Valsas, Mimis

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1916

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Alexandria (Egypt)

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Book

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Greek

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18 x 12 cm; 51 p. + 1 s.p., a torn postage stamp “Republique Française” is attached to the front cover, p. [1] title page and bookplate CPC, p. [2] written dedication by the translator to C. P. Cavafy in black ink, p. 3-5 “Two titans. Short critical note of the following translation”, p. [52] colophon. Price of the book “2 G. D.” on the back cover.

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The written dedication was transcribed for the first time by Michaila Karampini-Iatrou. See Michaila Karampini-Iatrou, C. P. Cavafy Library, Ermis, Athens 2003, p. 14 (© Michaila-Karampini Iatrou, 2003). This is a new transcription by the literary documentation working group of the Cavafy library (© Cavafy Archive, Onassis Foundation, 2024).