A new handbook on Greek palaeography is out:
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how much is that in real money?
The website states (my translation):
"The book consists of a text and a plate volume, incl. a DVD with 272 color reproductions of papyri, which are depicted in the book in B/W."
Peter,,
xe.com will sort out your currency conversions, even in to New Zealand Dollars, which I presume is what you mean by "real money"... ;)
I think Peter, being an Aussie, primarily referred to Australian currency.
Sorry for the lazy question. I am sure that the Euro is real money. Possibly the best currency in the world today. The Australian dollar has a nostalgia value, but 'real money' is what you are used to.
Anyway xe says 188 Euro is
163.959 GBP. Ouch.
Fortunately these sort of books should last a while!
That would be
367.343 NZD
or
289.088 AUD
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