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Athens: The American College Of Greece, 1999. Limited First Edition. Wrappers. Good/Good. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Type: Book Some fading and marking to covers. Water stain to top and bottom edge of rear D/J.One of 940 copies in wrappers.Dedication from the translator on ffep.

Athens: The American College of Greece, 1999.. Large octavo. Printed wrapper over stiff wrappers. Minuscule mark on lower external flap fold, otherwise fine. First edition, wrapper bound issue. The text of this appreciation of the man and his works is printed in English and Greek, in an edition of 1250 copies, after a design by Matthew Jennett, of which three hundred were bound in boards, and 26 reserved for presentation.

Athens: American College of Greece, 1999. Original tan cloth, lightly sunned, else well preserved, the front board printed in red and black; one of 300 copies bound in cloth Leigh Fermor's public letter praising the translation of the Odyssey into Cretan Greek, the translation stated by Leigh Fermor as unique as a modern translation from the ancient Greek, undertaken by Leigh-Fermor's comrade-in-arms during World War II

Athens: The American College of Greece, 1999. First edition of this work by the author of A Time of Gifts. Octavo, original cloth. Association copy, warmly inscribed by both Patrick Leigh Fermor and George Psychoundakis to John Leatham, who contributed the introduction to this volume. Additionally signed by Leigh Fermor on another page. In fine condition. "George Psychoundakis: A Letter to C.A. Trypanis", is a letter from Patrick Leigh Fermor to Oxford professor Trypanis in English and Greek about the contemporary Cretan poet who translated both the Illiad and The Odyssey into his native language.