Gradus Ad Parnassum Ou Dictionnaire Prosodique Et Poétique Grec-français... is a comprehensive resource for students and scholars of Greek poetry and language. Compiled by N. Garnier, this dictionary serves as a bridge between the intricacies of Greek prosody and the French language. It provides detailed explanations and examples, making classical Greek poetry accessible to a wider audience.

This work is an invaluable tool for understanding the nuances of Greek poetic forms and meters. It offers insights into the rhythmic and structural elements that define classical Greek verse. Whether you are a student delving into the works of Homer or Sophocles, or a seasoned scholar seeking a deeper appreciation of Greek literary tradition, this dictionary will prove to be an indispensable companion.

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