| Edith Hamilton (1868–1963)Includes the names: Edith Hamilto, Eith Hamilton, Edith Hamilton, Edith Hamiltom, Edith Hamilton, Edith Hamiliton, Edith Hamiltion, EEdith Hamilton, Edith Hamiilton, Edith - Edited By Hamilton ... (see complete list), Edith Translated By Hamilton, Edith Hamilton (translated by), Illustrated By Steele Savage Edith Hamilton, Edith Hamilton; Translator And Introduction, Edith Hamilton; Prologue Doris Fielding Reid, translated with introductions by Edith Hamilton, C. Edith; With an introduction by Bowra Hamilton Top members (works)ZakiJason (8), auntmame (5), LibrisCat (5), angelrose (5), aquaticus (5), Jwsmith20 (5), seaflea (4), Patentnonsense (4), gabrielibrary (4), sturmtanzer (4), hippolytus (4), xenchu (4), KPShields (4), wildbill (4) — more Recently addedBiblee2 (1), Rosepetals1984 (1), sig.library (1), hmessing (1), fsuflorencelibrary (1), thingol (1), WynneW (1), globetrotter01 (1), mrjdanderson (1), vxsh (1) Legacy LibrariesMember favoritesMembers: j.a.lesen, private member, Mensasex, SempreLibri, thatOlJanxSpirit, averitasm, chemistmax, jdsbooks, MyLoveForAugustus, aznstarlette, pmowrey
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