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That's ostensibly for the translator (of course it's more for the publisher). You can get (typically Edwardian-era or earlier) public domain translations, or t
by elmomle 6y ago
That's ostensibly for the translator (of course it's more for the publisher). You can get (typically Edwardian-era or earlier) public domain translations, or the original Latin, for free in lots of places.
- Andrew_nenakhov 6y agoI read it in russian, and I specially checked that russian translator died almost a hundred years ago.
- elmomle 6y agoAh, yes that was rather Anglocentric of me, apologies. And that's a lousy situation--any idea why that's the case?