Lucrezio 6, 1006: Britanni ed recenti edizioni critiche recenti
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Lucrezio 6, 1006: Britanni ed recenti edizioni critiche recenti
The difference between Brīttannis of Lucretius vi 1106 and Brĭtanni, commonly used by poets and inscriptions, could derive from the (direct or indirect) consultation of a Greek source, maybe the work of the first Britain’s explorer, Pythea from Massalia, who wrote Πρεττανική.
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Lucrezio, Britannia, Pitea di Marsiglia, Britannia, Pitea di Marsiglia, Lucrezio
Lucrezio, Britannia, Pitea di Marsiglia, Britannia, Pitea di Marsiglia, Lucrezio
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