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Diana Wright wrote:
> 
> The pages fell out of my 20-year old Penguin Pausanias [Levi, ed.]  this
> evening.  Does anyone have strong opinions about a preferred replacement
> edition?
> 
> dw

Pack your bags, girl, and go on the road in search of a reprint of 
Frazier's edition. Everyone should own one, even though of course he's 
not the most reliable scholar who ever lived -- still, it's a delight in 
every way. Failing that, try for one of the old 2-vol Loebs, which 
contain a microscopic portion of his commentary.
Good travels!
Mary Bellino 
Spartan Editorial & Typographic
.