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ID	75468
Author(s)	Muradyan, Gohar
Title	The rhetorical exercises (progymnasmata) in the old Armenian 'Book of Chreia' (Girk? Pitoyic?). Translation or original composition? (on the occasion of P. Cowe's Review)
Published	Revue des études arméniennes, 27, 1998-, 2000, p. 399-416
Language(s)	eng
Subjects	Armenia / Language [Browse all]
Note	Notes et discussions
Medium	article
Holdings	Search WorldCat
PURL	Citation link

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The rhetorical exercises (progymnasmata) in the old Armenian 'Book of Chreia' (Girk? Pitoyic?). Translation or original composition? (on the occasion of P. Cowe's Review)