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Index Verborum Quae In Senecae Fabulis Necnon In Octavia Praetexta Reperiuntur... is a comprehensive index of words found in Seneca's plays and the Octavia Praetexta. Compiled by William Abbott Oldfather, Arthur Stanley Pease, and Howard Vernon Canter, this meticulously crafted reference work serves as an invaluable resource for students, scholars, and enthusiasts of Latin literature. Offering detailed insight into Seneca's vocabulary and usage, this index facilitates a deeper understanding and appreciation of his dramatic works and their historical context. A vital tool for anyone studying classical literature and Latin language.
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