The Encyclopaedia Britannica’s 11th edition (1910–1911) is one of the great scholarly achievements of the early twentieth century, with entries written by leading academics of the day. This slice of Volume 12 covers entries from “Greek Law” to “Ground-Squirrel,” including substantial articles on Greek legal institutions, the Greek language, and other topics relevant to classical scholarship that reflect the state of the discipline at the height of the Edwardian era.
This free EPUB is formatted for e-readers. The 11th edition is frequently cited as the high-water mark of the Britannica, and its classical entries — the work of distinguished scholars — remain valuable reference material for students of ancient history and culture.