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Anderson, William James / Spiers, Richard Phené

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The architecture of ancient Greece. An account of its historic development, being the first part of the architecture of Greece and Rome

Anderson, William James / Spiers, Richard Phené

The architecture of ancient Greece. An account of its historic development, being the first part of the architecture of Greece and Rome

Anderson, William James / Spiers, Richard Phené

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Titel:

The architecture of ancient Greece. An account of its historic development, being the first part of the architecture of Greece and Rome

Beteiligte:

Anderson, William James (Autor:in) / Spiers, Richard Phené (Autor:in)

Ausgabe:

[Reprint]

Erscheinungsdatum:

1927

Format / Umfang:

11, 241 S

Anmerkungen:

Mit Bibliogr

Medientyp:

Buch

Format:

Sprache:

Englisch

Schlagwörter:

Architecture

Klassifikation:

DDC: 722/.8

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