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Elements of Greek Syntax and Introduction to the Homeric Epics by A. Agathidis 1847
Elements of Greek Syntax and Introduction to the Homeric Epics by A. Agathidis 1847
Elements of Greek Syntax and Introduction to the Homeric Epics by A. Agathidis 1847
Elements of Greek Syntax and Introduction to the Homeric Epics by A. Agathidis 1847

Elements of Greek Syntax and Introduction to the Homeric Epics by A. Agathidis 1847

In London

From the Printing House R and I. B. Taylor

ΑΩΜΖ (1847)

Pages uncut 138

The author-philanthropist was born Anastasios Kaperdas and later renamed “Agathides” by his teachers due to his gentle nature (in ancient Greek “agathos” means good and noble). He spent 40 years in London, where he taught the Greek politician Charilaos Trikoupis and his sister, Sophia, among other members of the city’s Greek diaspora.

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