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Deutsch: Wilhelm Schmid (1859–1951), deutscher Klassischer Philologe |
| Date | before 1929 |
| Source | Genethliakon Wilhelm Schmid zum siebzigsten Geburtstag am 24. Februar 1929 dargebracht von Friedrich Focke, Johannes Mewaldt, Joseph Vogt, Carl Watzinger, Otto Weinreich. Stuttgart 1929 |
| Author | Anonymous |
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