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CORNELII NEPOTIS QUAE EXSTANT OMNIA. QUID PRAETEREA IN ACCURATISSIMA HAC  EDITIONE PRASTITUM SIT, INDICAT EPISTOLA AD LECTOREM

CORNELII NEPOTIS QUAE EXSTANT OMNIA. QUID PRAETEREA IN ACCURATISSIMA HAC EDITIONE PRASTITUM SIT, INDICAT EPISTOLA AD LECTOREM

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CORNELII NEPOTIS QUAE EXSTANT OMNIA. QUID PRAETEREA IN ACCURATISSIMA HAC EDITIONE PRASTITUM SIT, INDICAT EPISTOLA AD LECTOREM

by Cornelii Nepotis (Author) & Joannis Alberti Fabricii (editor)

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Patavii: Josephus Cominus. Very Good. 1720. First Edition. Hardcover. Josephus Cominus; Cornelius Nepos was a Roman biographer nearly all of whose writings are lost. His only surviving work is the "Excellentium Imperatorum Vitae" (included herein pp. 1-125). This is actually only one volume of Nepos' larger "De Viris Illustribus," originally containing descriptions of foreign and Roman kings, generals, lawyers, orators, poets, historians, and philosophers. Johann Albert Fabricius (1668 - 1736) who was a German classical scholar and bibliographer included this work in his 'BIBLIOTHECAE LATINAE" (1st pub. 1703). [ ( xxxvi) , 140pp, 66] Vellum, spine with raised bands. Marble page edges. Interior of text Is tight and intact. A few margin notes. First 15 pages have a bottom margin damp stain. Slight lean. Roman History; Thin 12mo 7" - 7½" tall; 144 pages .

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Bookseller's Inventory #
16920
Title
CORNELII NEPOTIS QUAE EXSTANT OMNIA. QUID PRAETEREA IN ACCURATISSIMA HAC EDITIONE PRASTITUM SIT, INDICAT EPISTOLA AD LECTOREM
Author
Cornelii Nepotis (Author) & Joannis Alberti Fabricii (editor)
Format/Binding
Hardcover
Book Condition
Used - Very Good
Edition
First Edition
Publisher
Josephus Cominus
Place of Publication
Patavii
Date Published
1720
Keywords
Rome
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Roman History;

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