Anecdota (disambiguation)

Anecdota (disambiguation)

Anecdota may refer to:
*The "Anecdota" or "Secret History" of Procopius
*Hence an anecdote
*"Anecdota" (album), 2004 release by Lucid Druid

"Anecdota" also appears in the title of many books, especially history or memoirs.


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