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This Spanish version of LearningExpress's GED Test Mathematical Reasoning Review features all the information test takers need to know to pass the math section of the GED Test and earn a high school equivalency degree.

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Trabajo Universitario del año 2011 en eltema Filología clásica - Filología latina - Latín medieval y Neolatín , Nota: 9, , Materia: Máster, Idioma: Español, Resumen: El presente trabajo pretende, mediante el análisis comparativo de cuatro ediciones críticas de un mismo texto (De Bello Gallico de César en este caso), establecer básicamente cuáles han sido los criterios fundamentales para la conformación de cada una de ellas. Las cuatro ediciones en cuestión son las de R. Du Pontet (1901), A. Klotz (1927), L. A. Constans (1972) y W. Hering (1987) que aparecen citadas en la...