Erotemata
work by Lascaris
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The Erotemata was a Greek grammar book written by Constantine Lascaris in 1476. It was the first book printed entirely in Greek and was widely used as an elementary grammar text. Lascaris, a Byzantine scholar, wrote the Erotemata in Milan for Ippolita Sforza, the daughter of the Duke of Milan. He was a grammarian and copyist who taught Greek in Italy after the fall of Constantinople.1
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