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John Edwin Sandys (1844–1922)

Author of Latin Epigraphy

20+ Works 153 Members 2 Reviews 1 Favorited

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Includes the names: John Sandys, John E. Sandys, Sir John Sandys, John Edwin Sandys, ed. John Edwin Sandys, Sir John Edwin Sandys, John Edwin Sandys, Ed. Cicero.

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Latin Epigraphy (1974) 39 copies, 1 review
A Companion to Latin Studies (1935) 36 copies
A history of classical scholarship (1997) 23 copies
A History of Classical Scholarship. Vol. I, From the Sixth Century B.C. to the End of the Middle Ages (1903) 16 copies
A History of Classical Scholarship. Vol. II, From the Revival of Learning to the End of the Eighteenth Century (in Italy, France, England, and the Netherlands) (2011) 10 copies
A History of Classical Scholarship Vol. III (2011) 8 copies
A short history of classical scholarship from the sixth century B.C. to the present day (1915) 6 copies
Harvard lectures on the revival of learning (1905) 2 copies
Against the Tide (1983) 2 copies
The Odes of Pindar, including the principal fragments, [The Loeb Classical Library] (1919) 1 copy, 1 review
The Odes of Pindar (1915) 1 copy
Demosthenes On The Peace; Second Philippic; On The Chersonesus And The Third Philippic; On The Chersonesus (2007) 1 copy
Orationes et epistolae cantabrigienses (1876-1909) 1 copy
A History of Classical Scholarship ...: From the Sixth Century B. C. to the End of the Middle Ages (2023) 1 copy
A Dictionary of Classical Antiquities Mythology, Religion, Literature, and Art 1 copy
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The Odes of Pindar Including the Principal Fragments by Sir John Sandys
Pindar's Odes are celebrations of athletic prowess. Each year, a set of games of held in one of four cities -- Olympia, Nemea, Delphi, or Isthmia. These Panhellenic Games rotated around in sequence to find that year's best athletes. This collection of Pindar's Odes focuses on the various victors from each of the games. A bit of a warning, the poetry here is dated and very stilted, but pleasant enough once you get the hang of the translator's cadence and style. This isn't the thing I would show more recommend to another person, but I'm now at least conversant on another great Greek poet. show less
Jul 24, 2025
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Latin Epigraphy by John Edwin Sandys
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Feb 3, 2021

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