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Thanks for letting me know. That’s great to hear you sold more than you thought you would. I hope it helps your education.
Jeff
I actually shipped it on Monday. Sorry it took a bit. Getting down to the States doesn’t happen as often as it should…
Both were priorities for me to photocopy from my University library, when I became convinced that I had to build up my own stocks. The way The Library has developed since, I’ve been vindicated. (Hellenistic Greek was the first to go to the Stacks…)
Gignac deserves the attention it gets, but Mandilaras has a lot of good content as well…