Comoediae Quae Exstant Undecim Ac Deperditarum Fragmenta. Cum Scholiis Graecis Et Superiorum Editorum, Küsteri, Bergleri, Brunckii Aliorumque Virorum Doctorum Suis Item Annotationitophanem Adiecit Christianus Godofr. Schütz: Pars 1 Acharnenses

This is a scholarly edition of the extant comedies of Aristophanes, including fragments of lost works, accompanied by Greek scholia and the annotations of earlier editors such as Küster, Bergler, and Brunck. Christian Gottfried Schütz has added his own annotations to this edition of Aristophanes' "Comoediae", with this first part focusing on the "Acharnenses".

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