Works about, or subject matter related to reference works on, the Greco-Roman world.
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She had not studied her classical dictionary and her mythology for nothing.
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By the way, boys, have any of you seen that illustrated classical dictionary of mine?
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Her outlines did not resemble to any marked degree the plates in his excellent classical dictionary.
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You know his classical dictionary?
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Who has not devoured the classical dictionary before he has learned to scan the lines of Homer or of Virgil?
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As you know, my schooling never went much beyond the three R's, and hanged if I knew what a classical dictionary was.
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There are the eight great winds of the classical dictionary,-arsenalof mystery and terror and of the unknown,-besidesthe wind Euroaquilo of St. Luke.
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And Franklin,-theremay be a line for him in the future classical dictionary, recording what that demigod did, and referring him to some new genealogy.
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Dowson, J.: Classical Dictionary of Hindu Mythology.
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By 1785, the Classical Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue felt obliged to list it as "C**t".
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John Dowson's Classical Dictionary of Hindu Mythology, Religion, Geography, History, and Literature, 1879;
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"You apparently used the same classical dictionary that I did," retorted Daphne.
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Anthon, C.: Classical Dictionary.
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See Smith, Classical Dictionary.
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Smith, W. Classical dictionary.
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Yes, but he never told me about any one named Ferus; there's no such person named in Anthon's Classical Dictionary, either.
