Edith Hamilton (desambiguación)

La mitología : Grecia, Roma y Norte de Europa 13,515 copias, 88 reseñas
El camino de los griegos 2,015 copias, 19 reseñas
The Collected Dialogues of Plato, Including the Letters (Bollingen Series… (Editor, algunas ediciones) 1,152 copias, 11 reseñas
The Roman Way 956 copias, 3 reseñas
Las troyanas (Traductor, algunas ediciones) 632 copias, 8 reseñas
The Echo of Greece 389 copias, 5 reseñas
Everyday Life in Ancient Times 159 copias, 1 reseña
Three Greek Plays: Prometheus Bound / Agamemnon / The Trojan Women 123 copias
Witness To The Truth 62 copias, 2 reseñas
Spokesmen for God 56 copias
Greek Way/Roman Way: 2 Volumes In 1 50 copias
Exploring Myths and Legends: Literature & Writing Workshop (Contribuidor) 29 copias
The Ever-Present Past (Norton Library) 28 copias
The Greek Way & The Echo of Greece 17 copias
Readings on Homer (Contribuidor) 14 copias
The Great Age of Greek Literature 12 copias
The Trojan Women: Euripides: the Play and the Screenplay (Traductor) 11 copias
"The Quest of the Golden Fleece" taken from Mythology: Timeless Tales of… 8 copias
The Prophets of Israel 7 copias
Readings on Sophocles (Contribuidor) 6 copias
The Age of Heroes: An Introduction to Greek Mythology 2 copias
A treasury of Edith Hamilton, selected by Doris Fielding Reid 2 copias
The Age of Heroes 2 copias
"Cupid and Psyche" taken from Mythology 1 copia
The Greek way/The great age of Greek literature 1 copia
The ever-present past. Prologue by Doris Fielding Reid. 1 copia
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Edith Hamilton (2)

When tyranny trembled 2 copias, 1 reseña

Edith Hamilton (desconocido)

A MOTOR FLIGHT THROUGH FRANCE. 1 copia
افسانه های بی زمان 1 copia
سیری در اساطیر یونان و رم 1 copia

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Conocimiento Común

Aviso de desambiguación

Información procedente del conocimiento común inglés. Edita para encontrar en tu idioma. Edith Hamilton(1) was the fairly well known author of "Mythology". Edith Hamilton(2) seems to be an obscure New England author, if a good writer. "A Motor Flight through France" seems to have been written by Edith Wharton, not Edith Hamilton at all, judging by the cover.