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Understanding 9/11De nugis philosophorum quae supersunt. E codicibus et auctoribus vetustis eruit, nunc primum edidit
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vi, 91 pages 33 cm
The so-called Caecilius Balbus is mainly an ancient Latin translation of a Greek collection of maxims. Publilius-sayings.- cf. Teuffel, W.S. Teuffel's History of Roman literature. Rev. and enl. by L. Schwabe. v. 1, p. 386
vi, 91 pages 33 cm
The so-called Caecilius Balbus is mainly an ancient Latin translation of a Greek collection of maxims. Publilius-sayings.- cf. Teuffel, W.S. Teuffel's History of Roman literature. Rev. and enl. by L. Schwabe. v. 1, p. 386
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The so-called Caecilius Balbus is mainly an ancient Latin translation of a Greek collection of maxims. Publilius-sayings.- cf. Teuffel, W.S. Teuffel's History of Roman literature. Rev. and enl. by L. Schwabe. v.1, p. 386.
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