Anekdota: Anecdota Graeca E Codicibus Regiis, Volume 3 is a collection of Greek anecdotes compiled from royal codices. Edited by Jean François Boissonade, this volume offers a fascinating glimpse into the social, cultural, and historical life of the ancient world through its stories and sayings. These anecdotes, preserved in royal collections, provide valuable insights into the beliefs, values, and notable figures of the time.

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