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Chenodia – Mother Goose in Dead Languages

Chenodia, The Classic Mother Goose (1871) by John Bigelow was just released online.  It appears to be the traditional English nursery rhymes translated into Latin and Ancient Greek.

If anyone knows anything else about this text, please let us know in the comments below.

Mama Lisa

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