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Page xvii
... copy , the only one known to him , had been removed ' into the country ' — and by his reliance on a single British Library copy of Sappho and Phao that now turns out to be of the ... copies of the copy texts for the plays THIS EDITION xvii.
... copy , the only one known to him , had been removed ' into the country ' — and by his reliance on a single British Library copy of Sappho and Phao that now turns out to be of the ... copies of the copy texts for the plays THIS EDITION xvii.
Page 142
... copy and 82b to a quarto then known to exist in two copies , one in the Library of Worcester College , Oxford , and one in the Huntington Library in California . Greg noted a few variants , especially in the catchword on A3 , and ...
... copy and 82b to a quarto then known to exist in two copies , one in the Library of Worcester College , Oxford , and one in the Huntington Library in California . Greg noted a few variants , especially in the catchword on A3 , and ...
Page 144
... copy follows a more random practice that is easier to account for by supposing that this quarto came first ( perhaps setting from inconsistent or heavily abbreviated manuscript copy ) and was then regularised in 17086 than to ...
... copy follows a more random practice that is easier to account for by supposing that this quarto came first ( perhaps setting from inconsistent or heavily abbreviated manuscript copy ) and was then regularised in 17086 than to ...
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