Dictionnaire Français-grec, Suivi D'un Vocabulaire Des Noms Propres
by Eugène Talbot is a comprehensive French-Greek dictionary, also including a vocabulary of proper nouns. Originally published in 1894, this dictionary offers a valuable resource for students, scholars, and anyone interested in the French and Greek languages. This historical dictionary provides insights into the linguistic landscape of the late 19th century. With its detailed entries and supplementary vocabulary, the "Dictionnaire Français-grec" serves as an important reference work for understanding the nuances of both languages and the historical context in which they were studied and used.
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