Fotiadis, Fotis D. To glossikon zitima k’ i ekpaideftiki mas anagennisis.
Athina, Typografeio “Estia” K. Maisner kai N. Kargadouri, 1902

LIBRARY: GR-OF CA CL.3.316
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  • 1. Φώτης Δ. Φωτιάδης. Τὸ γλωσσικὸν ζήτημα κ’ ἡ ἐκπαιδευτικὴ 2.                    μας ἀναγέννησις.





  •                 1. Ἐκθέσεις καὶ
                    2. Ἰσολογισμοὶ
                       3. Ἀνωνύμων Ἑταιρειῶν


















  •                                          1. βρίσκετ’                                          2. ἡ κεφαλή μας


















  • 1. ο θησαυρός 2. ποτίζων!
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- CAVAFY LIBRARY

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GR-OF CA CL.3.316
TITLE:
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To glossikon zitima k’ i ekpaideftiki mas anagennisis

AUTHOR:
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Fotiadis, Fotis D.
PUBLISHER:
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Estia Press K. Maisner and N. Kargadouris

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1902
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Greek


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19.5 x 14.5 cm; 405 p. + 3 s.p., bookplate CPC and motto on front cover, p. [1] title page with motto, p. [3] printed dedication to Giannis Psycharis, p. [5] motto at the beginning of the preface, p. [7]-97 “Preface and epilogue together”. Pencil marks on p. 10, 14, 98, 99, 100, 101, 116, 118, 119, 186, 224, 395, reading traces with pencil on p. 10, 224. P. [406] “Corrections” and p. [407] colophon. Price of the book “3 Francs (4 Drachmae)” and typographical data on back cover.


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CPC

MOTTO:
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Lives. Lycurgus [Plutarch]
Epistle to the Romans
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With reading traces

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Improvised carton case, with the author’s name and the title in black ink on the spine of the book. A handwritten note in red ink and a watermark are found inside the case: Gouvernement Egyptien.


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Fotiadis, Fotis
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Psichari, Jean
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Estia Press
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Study

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