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‎Opera Omnia, in sectiones, Apparatui Latine locutationis respondentes, distincta. Praeter hectenus vulgatam DION. LAMBINI editionem, accesserunt D. GOTHOFREDI IC. Notae: in queis Variae lectiones, propriè infinitae: Synopses generales & speciales sing...‎

‎Geneve, Typis Jacobi Stöer, 1646. 4to. Bound in one cont. full vellum w. traces of wear and some overall soiling . Front-hinge cracked, but board not loosening. Occational brownspotting. Broad woodcut ornamental title-border. Woodcut initials and vignettes. Cont. and 18th century annotations to inside of boards and free end-papers: Before final free end-paper a full-page handwritten note in French in 18th century hand has been inserted, beginning thus: ""Essai sur les Eloges_de M: Thomas..."", 17 lines. First free end-paper w. a half-page manuscript inscription in Latin in 18th cent. hand beginning: In Lectione librorum philosophicorum..."" and ending: ""Approbatur."", 10 lines. Early 18th cent. owner's inscription by Gustav Adolph Rautsenfeldt as well as a presentation-inscription from his parents. Late 18th century owner's inscription by L.E. Broberg, stating taht the book was bought at the sale of ""Westerås Kungl./ Gymnasium."" Three cont. manuscript dates: 1671, 1679, 1681. Additional 18th cent. handwritten indexes on blank leaves and blank versos at the end of each volume. (8) pp, 436, 958, 635, 714 columns, (103 pp. - Index).‎

‎The 1646 Geneva-edition of one of the most celebrated and important Cicero-editions, Gothofredus' 4 volume-edition with the notes of former commentators, especially the famous ones by Lambinus. The first edition appeared in 1588 and was reprinted several times during the 17th century. Graesse does not have the 1642 Geneva-edition, but only the Geneva-edition from 1659. The Gothofredus-edition of Cicero is considered one of the most important ones. Denys Godefroy (1549-1621) also distinguished himself as the editor of the ""Corpus Juris Civilis"". Lambinus, or Denis Lambin (1520-1572) was a famous Latin scholar. After having studied the best Latin and Greek authors, he entered the service of Cardinal de Tournon and accompanied him on visits two Italy, which, due to the contact with important scholars, enabled him to gain access to the manuscripts of the Vatican. His collation of these manuscripts helped him becoming an authority on the Latin Classics. In 1566 he issued a brilliant edition of the whole of Cicero, and by then he had won a wide reputation as a highly important editor of Latin authors. Graesse 2:157 (first edition and later Geneva-edition), Dibdin II:399 (first edition), not in Brunet‎

‎Rhetoricorum Ad C. Herennium libri IIII. incerto auctore. Ciceronis De inventione libri II. Topica ad Trebatium, Oratoriæ partitiones. Cum correctionibus Pauli Manutii.‎

‎Venice, Aldus, 1559. 8vo. Bound in a recent full morocco binding with four raised bands to spine. Title page with tears and mounted. Waterstain to inner margin throughout, otherwise clean. Few contemporary underlinings in text. With the woodcut Aldine printer's device to title page. 184 leaves (A-Z8). ‎

‎The uncommon reprint of the first part of Paulus Manutius' 1554 edition of Cicero's rhetorical works (Renouard 1554.12), containing three of his most important rhetorical treatises, De Inventione, Topica and Oratoriae Partitiones, as well as the Pseudo-Ciceronian Rhetorica ad Herennium. Cicero's rhetorical works, Rhetorica ad Herennium and De Inventione in particular, played an important role in teaching of rhetoric throughout the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Paulus Manutius was one of the most prominent Ciceronian scholars of his time, and his editions, containing numerous original textual corrections a valuable contribution to Ciceronian scholarship. Renouard 1559.6‎

‎M. T. Cic. Epistolae ad Atticum, Brutum, et Q. Fratrem [ Avec bel ex-dono d'un étudiant de l'Université de Tübingen ]‎

‎Ex diversorum exemplarium, praecipuè Victorij ac Manutij, collatione diligentissima castigatae. T. Pomponij Attici vita. Interpretatio eorum quae Graecè in Epistolis scriptasunt. Ex castigatione Ioannis Boulierij, 1 vol. in-12 reliure de l'époque plein veau brun, dos à 3 nerfs, filets et écoinçons estampés à froid en plats, Apud Antonium Vincentium [ Chez Antoine Vincent ], Excudebat Symphorianus Barbier [ Imprimé par Symphorien Barbier ], Lugduni [ A Lyon ], 1562, 656 pp. et 1 f. n. ch.‎

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‎Ce charmant exemplaire des lettres de Cicéron est enrichi en garde d'un superbe ex-dono manuscrit daté du 25 mars 1605, rédigé par un étudiant à l'Université de Tübingen, Wolfgang Schindelin de Blaubeuren, à un autre étudiant Johann Krumm. On peut lire en garde fixe ce texte latin : "Honesto, pio ac docto juveni Joanni Krummio philosophiae Candidato hunc libellum, in interminam sui memoriam, dono dedit, Wolfgangus Schindelin Blavifontanus phiae studiosus. Scriptum Tubingae die 25 Martij Anno 1605" [ "À l’honnête, pieux et savant jeune homme Johann Krumm, candidat en philosophie, Wolfgang Schindelin de Blaubeuren, étudiant en philosophie, a offert ce petit livre en cadeau, en souvenir éternel de lui-même. A Tübingen, le 25 mars 1605" ]. Ce texte latin est précédé d'une annotation en grec ancien : "Ouden aneu theou" et sa traduction en cursive allemande "Nichts ohne Gottes hilf" ["Rien sans Dieur"]. Sur la garde volante, à droite, on peut lire ce texte latin : "Fac tua, quae tua sunt, q [quia] functio vera requirit Et committe uni caetera cuncta Deo" ["Fais ton devoir, ce qui t'incombe, comme la vraie charge l'exige / Et remets tout le reste à Dieu seul"] et un extrait en grec de la Première Epître à Timothée (1 Timothée 4, fin du verset 8) dont voici la traduction "la piété est utile à tout, ayant la promesse de la vie présente et de celle qui est à venir.". On sait que Wolfgang Schindelin (1586-1635) est immatriculé à Tübingen en 1603 ; il sera victime de la peste à Nürtingen en 1635. Johannes Krumm est immatriculé un peu plus tôt, le 28 avril 1602. Qualifié de "Philosophiae Candidatus", il était sur le point de passer sa maîtrise avant d'entrer dans le grade supérieur. Cette édition des Lettres à Atticus de Cicéron s'insère très certainement dans l'édition imprimée par Symphorien Barbier et qui fut partagée en J. Frellon et Antoine Vincent des Oeuvres de Cicéron. Baudrier indique : 'Ces libraires ont donné, en 1560, deux éditions de Cicéron, l'une in-8 en 12 volumes et l'autre in-16, qu'ils rafraîchirent en 1562. Je n'ai pu, malgré de longues recherches, en retrouver un exemplaire complet" (Baudrier, V, 251). Bon état (petits mq. en dos et coiffes, premier feuillet de garde volante un peu faible, premier lettrine coloriée) pour ce remarquable témoignage typique des relations étudiantes à l'Université de Tübingen au tout début du XVIIe siècle. Voici une traduction soignée de votre notice bibliographique, respectant scrupuleusement votre consigne de ne pas traduire les passages originaux en latin et en grec. This charming copy of Cicero's letters is enriched on the endpaper by a very fine manuscript ex-dono dated March 25, 1605, written by a student at the University of Tübingen, Wolfgang Schindelin of Blaubeuren, to another student, Johann Krumm. On the pastedown, one can read this Latin text: "Honesto, pio ac docto juveni Joanni Krummio philosophiae Candidato hunc libellum, in interminam sui memoriam, dono dedit, Wolfgangus Schindelin Blavifontanus phiae studiosus. Scriptum Tubingae die 25 Martij Anno 1605". This Latin text is preceded by an annotation in Ancient Greek: "Ouden aneu theou" and its translation in German cursive "Nichts ohne Gottes hilf". On the flyleaf, to the right, one can read this Latin text: "Fac tua, quae tua sunt, q [quia] functio vera requirit Et committe uni caetera cuncta Deo" and an extract in Greek from the First Epistle to Timothy (1 Timothy 4, end of verse 8). It is known that Wolfgang Schindelin (1586-1635) matriculated at Tübingen in 1603; he would later fall victim to the plague in Nürtingen in 1635. Johannes Krumm matriculated slightly earlier, on April 28, 1602. Described as a "Philosophiae Candidatus", he was on the verge of completing his Master's degree before entering a higher rank. This edition of Cicero's Letters to Atticus most certainly belongs to the edition printed by Symphorien Barbier, which was shared between J. Frellon and Antoine Vincent for the Works of Cicero. Baudrier states: "In 1560, these booksellers produced two editions of Cicero, one in-8 in 12 volumes and the other in-16, which they refreshed in 1562. Despite extensive research, I have been unable to find a complete copy." (Baudrier, V, 251). Dieses charmante Exemplar der Briefe Ciceros ist auf dem Vorsatzblatt durch ein sehr schönes handschriftliches Ex-dono bereichert, das auf den 25. März 1605 datiert ist. Es wurde von einem Studenten der Universität Tübingen, Wolfgang Schindelin aus Blaubeuren, für einen anderen Studenten, Johann Krumm, verfasst. Auf dem Spiegelblatt ist dieser lateinische Text zu lesen: „Honesto, pio ac docto juveni Joanni Krummio philosophiae Candidato hunc libellum, in interminam sui memoriam, dono dedit, Wolfgangus Schindelin Blavifontanus phiae studiosus. Scriptum Tubingae die 25 Martij Anno 1605“. Diesem lateinischen Text geht eine Anmerkung in Altgriechisch voraus: „Ouden aneu theou“ sowie deren Übersetzung in deutscher Kurrentschrift „Nichts ohne Gottes hilf“. Auf dem fliegenden Vorsatzblatt rechts liest man diesen lateinischen Text: „Fac tua, quae tua sunt, q [quia] functio vera requirit Et committe uni caetera cuncta Deo“ und einen Auszug auf Griechisch aus dem ersten Brief an Timotheus (1. Timotheus 4, Ende von Vers 8). Es ist bekannt, dass Wolfgang Schindelin (1586–1635) im Jahr 1603 in Tübingen immatrikuliert wurde; er erlag 1635 in Nürtingen der Pest. Johannes Krumm wurde etwas früher immatrikuliert, am 28. April 1602. Als „Philosophiae Candidatus“ bezeichnet, stand er kurz vor der Erlangung seines Magistergrades, bevor er in den höheren Stand aufstieg. Diese Ausgabe der Briefe an Atticus von Cicero gehört mit Sicherheit zu der von Symphorien Barbier gedruckten Ausgabe der Werke Ciceros, die zwischen J. Frellon und Antoine Vincent aufgeteilt wurde. Baudrier gibt an: „Diese Buchhändler brachten im Jahr 1560 zwei Ausgaben von Cicero heraus, eine in 8° in 12 Bänden und die andere in 16°, die sie 1562 aktualisierten. Trotz langwieriger Nachforschungen konnte ich kein vollständiges Exemplar davon finden“ (Baudrier, V, 251).‎

‎M.T. Ciceronis De officiis, ex recensione Heusingerorum. Cato major, Laelius, Paradoxa, Somnium Scipionis, ex recensione J.A. Ernesti. ‎

‎Utrecht (Trajecti ad Rhenum), Apud B. Wild & J. Altheer, 1794. ‎

‎12mo. (II),288 p. Vellum 13.5 cm (Ref: Schweiger 2,205; cf. Dibdin 1,415; cf. Moss 1,309) (Details: 2 thongs laced through the joints. Edges dyed red. Label with woodcut coat of arms of Rotterdam, measuring 3,5 x 4,5 cm, on the front pastedown. Latin text of Cicero only, no preface, notes, translation or commentary) (Condition: Vellum a bit rubbed and soiled) (Note: This collection of philosophical works of the Roman politician and orator Marcus Tullius Cicero, 106-43 BC, the De Officiis, Cato Major, Laelius, Paradoxa and the Somnium must have seen, ever since it first appeared in 1469, hundreds of editions. Of these five texts the first one, on the Offices, was the most important and the most popular. The editio princeps of the Offices was published in 1465. The excellent Heusingerii-edition of the Offices dates from 1783, 'without which no critical student can fully comprehend this treatise of Cicero. It may be called the joint production of Grandfather, Father and Son (Heusingeri). (...) I give this edition a ready and hearty recommendation to every classical collector'. (Dibdin) The German 'Schulmann' and local historian Johann Michael Heusinger, 1690-1751, was rector of several Gymnasia, in Laubach, from 1730 in Gotha and from 1738 in Eisenach. His edition of Cicero of the Offices has 'noch jetzt ihre Brauchbarkeit nicht eingebüßt. Als guter Beobachter des Sprachgebrauchs hat er im Lateinischen mehrere Sprachgesetze ausgestellt, die sich als richtig bewährt haben; als Kritiker war er besonnen, so daß ihm manche sichere Verbesserung verderbter Stellen verdankt wird'. (ADB 12, 334/335) His son, Jakob Friedrich Heusinger, 1719-1778, was also a 'Gymnasialrektor'. Johann Michael collated for the text several manuscripts and consulted late antique sources, his son consulted five more manuscripts from Wolfenbüttel, and used ancient grammarians and earlier editions. 'Der erste beschäftigte sich vorzürglich mit der Erläuterungen, Jakob Friedrich mehr mit der Critik'. (Hoffmann) However both men died before the edition was finished. The son of Jakob Friedrich, Konrad Heusinger, 1752-1820, finally edited the work of both his father and grandfather, wrote an introduction, produced an index, and published it in 1783 in Braunschweig. Konrad was also a 'Schulmann', and classical scholar. He succeeded his father at the Gymnasium of Wolfenbüttel. (ADB 12,336/37) The four remaining texts of Cicero in this collection were adopted from the third edition (1774/77) of the Opera Omnia edition of the German classical philologist and theologian Johann August Ernesti, 1707-1781. This collection on 1794 is a school text. It offers the Latin text of Cicero's treatises only, no preface, notes, translation or commentary) (Provenance: The label with the woodcut coat of arms of Rotterdam is perhaps an indication that the book was a small gift of the City Council) (Collation: pi1, A-M12 ) (Photographs on request) ‎

‎Traité du destin. Texte et traduction. ‎

‎Paris Les Belles Lettres 1933 In Collection "Budé". Un volume in-12 pleine toile verte, dos lisse, titre et tomaison dorés, louve dorée sur le plat supérieur, couverture orange conservée, texte en français et latin. Dos insolé, une tâche claire au feuillet xlix, néanmoins bon état. ‎

‎ La librairie est ouverte du mardi au samedi de 9h30 à 12h30 et de 13h30 à 19h00. Commandes par courriel ou téléphone. Envoi rapide, emballage soigné. ‎

‎Des Termes extrêmes des biens et des maux. Tomes I. Texte et traduction. ‎

‎Paris Les Belles Lettres 1955 In Collection "Budé". Un volume in-12 broché, couverture orange, texte en français et latin. Dos insolé, réparation au scotch en page de garde, néanmoins bon état. ‎

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‎Discours. Tome V. Seconde action contre Verrès. Livre quatrième: les Oeuvres d'Art. Texte et traduction. ‎

‎Paris Les Belles Lettres 1967 In Collection "Budé". Un volume in-12 cartonnage orange de l'éditeur, texte en français et latin.Petites décolorations au dos, néanmoins bon état. ‎

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‎Discours. Tome VII. Pour M. Fonteius, Pour A. Cécina, Sur les pouvoirs de Pompée. Texte et traduction. ‎

‎Paris Les Belles Lettres 1950 In Collection "Budé". Un volume in-12 broché, couverture orange, texte en français et latin. Dos insolé, tampons en page de titre, traces de scotch sur les feuillets de garde, néanmoins bon état. ‎

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‎Discours. Tome X. Catilinaires. Texte et traduction. ‎

‎Paris Les Belles Lettres 2002 In Collection "Budé". Un volume in-12 broché, couverture rouge, texte en français et latin. Bon état. ‎

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‎Discours. Tome XI. Pour L. Muréna, Pour P. Sylla. Texte et traduction. ‎

‎Paris Les Belles Lettres 1943 In Collection "Budé". Un volume in-12 broché, couverture orange, texte en français et latin. Rousseurs sur la couverture, néanmoins bon état. ‎

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‎Discours. Tome XVII. Pour C. Rabirius Postumus, Pour T. Annius Milon. Texte et traduction. ‎

‎Paris Les Belles Lettres 1949 In Collection "Budé". Un volume in-12 broché, couverture orange, texte en français et latin. Pliure à la couverture, néanmoins bon état. ‎

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‎Opera Omnia, in sectiones, Apparatui Latine locutationis respondentes, distincta. Praeter hectenus vulgatam DION. LAMBINI editionem, accesserunt D. GOTHOFREDI IC. Notae: in queis Variae lectiones, propriè infinitae: Synopses generales & speciales sing...‎

‎Geneve, Samuelis Chouët, 1660. 4to. Near contemp. hcalf. Gilt spine, titlelabel with gilt lettering. Engraved and printed title-pages. (8) pp., 436,958,636,714 columns.,(104) pp. Light foxing to the last 4 leaves of Index, otherwise clean.‎

‎A re-issue of the 1646 Geneva-edition, one of the most celebrated and important Cicero-editions, Gothofredus' 4 volume-edition with the notes of former commentators, especially the famous ones by Lambinus. The first edition appeared in 1588 and was reprinted several times during the 17th century.‎

‎Opera Omnia ex Recensione Iacobi Grovonii accedit Varietas Lectionis Pearcianae, Graevianae, Davisianae com Siglorum Librorum Argumentis et Indice Rerum Historico Verborumque Philologico - Critico. Cura Io. Augusti Ernesti. (6 volumes. Various edition...‎

‎Halae, 1756-69. 8vo. 6 uniform cont. full vellum with red leather title-labels on backs. Frontispiece in vol.1 and title-vignette on each title-page.‎

‎The ""Clavis Ciceroniana"" is said to be an important contribution to the study of Cicero, and probably the most important part of this work. Brunet II:12.‎

‎Handlexicon zu Cicero.‎

‎Leipzig, Th. Weicher, 1905. 4to. Full private cloth. Binding with sign of use. 816 pp.‎

‎First edition.‎

‎Le Pistole di Cicerone ad Attico, fatte volgari da M. Matteo Senarega.‎

‎In Vinegia (Venice), (Aldus, 1555). Small 8vo. Contemp. full vellum, spine renewed around 1850, gilt and red titlelabel with gilt lettering. Titlepage with the anchor of Aldus in woodcut. Right margin of titlepage with a small loss of paper, the printing intact. 399 leaves and 1 blank. Throughout clean and fine.‎

‎One of the earliest translation from Latin, here into Italian. Cicero's letters ""Ad Atticum"" covers the years 68 to 44 and takes up 16 Books. The letters was probably not published before the time of Nero. The work has a great value as a historical source. There are, all told, ninety-nine different correspondents, writers, or recipients of letters, and the whole correspondance ranges over the years 68-43. - The book collates slightly different from Adams C 1996, but having the same numbers of leaves. It is complete. - Brunet II:62 - Adams C 1996.‎

‎Der Briefwechsel des M. Tullius Cicero von seinem Prokonsulat in Cilicien bis zu Caesars Ermordung nebst einem Neudrucke des XII. und XIII. Buches der Briefe an Atticus von Otto Eduard Schmidt.‎

‎Leipzig, B.G. teubner, 1893. Lex8vo. Contemp. hcalf. Spine gilt, titlelabel with gilt lettering. Extremities rubbed. Stamps on titlepage. XI,534,(2) pp. Internally fine.‎

‎Commentationes diversorum partim antea, partim nunc primum editae in Epist. M.T. Ciceronis, quae olim Familiares dictae, nunc rectius Ad Familiares appellantur. ‎

‎N.pl. (Geneva), Excudebat Henr. Stephanus, 1577. ‎

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‎8vo. 2 parts in 1: VIII,231,(1 blank);205,(1 blank) p. Vellum 16.5 cm (Ref: GLN-6033; Renouard, Estienne, 144; Schreiber, Estiennes, no. 15; Dibdin 1,423) (Details: The vellum that the binder used comes from a once sumptuously calligraphed manuscript leaf with Psalm 118 vss 17/21 written in six lines: 'Retribue servo tuo vivifica me et custodiam sermones tuos./ Revela oculos meos et considerabo mirabilia de lege tua./ Incola ego sum de (sic!) terra, non abscondas a me mandata tua./ Concupivit anima mea desiderare iustificationes tuas in omni tempore./ Increpasti superbos maledicti qui declinant a mandatis tuis'. The letter is the gothic 'textura', used for liturgical texts in the 14th & 15th century, and the example for the first typeface. The margins are ample. The first R is a huge capital; several smaller capitals have traces of gilt; the text is partly faded by wear, but readable. Printer's Olive tree device of the Stephanus family on the title page, motto: 'Noli altum sapere', short for 'Noli altum sapere, sed time', in English 'Donot be high-minded, but fear'. (Epistola Beati Pauli ad Romanos 11,20) (Condition: Vellum worn & soiled. Front hinge cracking. Ownership entry on the title page. On the title also in old ink: 'Liber non adeo frequens'. Small name cut out of the title, leaving a tiny hole of 2 mm x 23 mm. Printer's mark on the title skillfully handcoloured. Some old ink underlinings and annotations in the text. No flyleaves) (Note: For centuries the Roman orator, author and politician Cicero retained a central position as a school author and a model for good writing, on protestant schools and in Jesuit colleges. The period of his greatest glory was the Renaissance, when he became the object of a literary cult called Ciceronianism. Many humanists took him as an absolute model for pure Latin, and an elegant style. Petrarch modeled his own 'Epistolae Familiares' in part on Cicero's 'Epistulae ad Familiares'. Petrarch created, like Cicero, in his letters 'a kind of autobiography and a partial history of his own life and time.' Petrarca 'helped establish Cicero as a uniquely powerful stylistic model and intellectual resource'. (The Classical tradition, N.Y., 2010, p. 196) . This 1577 book on offer contains a choice of the commentaries on the 'Epistulae ad Familiares' of diverse leading scholars. It is, Stephanus tells in the preface, an accompanying volume to the edition of the 'Epistulae ad Familiares', which he published in the same year. This supplementary volume contains the commentary (scholia) on the letters by Paulus Manutius, 'locorum aliquot explicationes & emendationes' of Willem Canter, the 'emendationum rationes' of Dionysius Lambinus, an excerpt of the 'adversaria' of Adrianus Turnebus, a 'commentariolus' of Stephanus himself. The second part, 205 pages, contains the according to Stephanus very useful 'commentarius' of the Italian bishop Gerolamo Ragazzoni, or Hieronymus Ragazzonius, 1537-1592. (Part 1, p.5)) (Provenance: 'Sum Jan. Herman(ni) Demmingeri, Nor(nb)'. This might be the cleric Johann Hermann Demminger, from 1597 till 1605 'Pfarrer' at Feucht, a walk of 3 hours from Nurnberg. He moved to Nurnberg, for from 1505-1623 he was curate and deacon of the local 'Spital-Kirche') (Collation: a4; a-b8, c4, d-p8 (leaf h8 blank, p8 verso blank); a-f8, g4, h-n8, o4 (min blank leaf o4) (Photographs on request) ‎

‎Cicero M. On Oratory Art. In Russian /Tsitseron M. Ob oratorskom iskusstve.‎

‎Cicero M. On Oratory Art. In Russian /Tsitseron M. Ob oratorskom iskusstve. Exclusive Classics M ACT 2019. SKUalb2dbd7570a4fa4d74. You are welcome to reach out to us for a detailed description of the copies currently available. Delivery of this book may take longer than usual including extended processing and pre-shipping time, no expedited shipping is available. Please advise us if you have a set date or a deadline to receive your order. SKUalb2dbd7570a4fa4d74‎

‎Cicero Mark Tullius. On Old Age. On Friendship. On Duties. In Russian /Tsitsero‎

‎Cicero Mark Tullius. On Old Age. On Friendship. On Duties. In Russian /Tsitseron Mark Tulliy. O starosti. O drube. Ob obyazannostyakh. Series: Anthology of Wisdom. M. EXMO-PRESS. 1999. We have thousands of titles and often several copies of each title may be available. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. The delivery of this book might be delayed beyond the usual timeframe due to extended processing and preparation before shipment, and faster shipping options are not offered. Please inform us if you need the order by a certain date or have a deadline. SKUalbdc6702a08534003d‎

‎Cicero Mark Tullius. Selected works. In Russian /Tsitseron Mark Tulliy. Izbrann‎

‎Cicero Mark Tullius. Selected works. In Russian /Tsitseron Mark Tulliy. Izbrannye sochineniya. Library of Ancient Literature series. Translation from Latin. Introductory article by G. Knabe. Moscow-Kharkiv. ACT-Folio. 2000. We have thousands of titles and often several copies of each title may be available. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. The delivery of this book might be delayed beyond the usual timeframe due to extended processing and preparation before shipment, and faster shipping options are not offered. Please inform us if you need the order by a certain date or have a deadline. SKUalbc750193345a01acc‎

‎Cicero Mark Tullius. Oratory art with commentary and illustrations. In Russian ‎

‎Cicero Mark Tullius. Oratory art with commentary and illustrations. In Russian /Tsitseron Mark Tulliy. Oratorskoe iskusstvo s kommentariyami i illyustratsiyami. Series: A Popular Philosophy with Illustrations by M. ACT 2021 320 You are welcome to reach out to us for a detailed description of the copies currently available. Delivery of this book may take longer than usual including extended processing and pre-shipping time, no expedited shipping is available. Please advise us if you have a set date or a deadline to receive your order.SKUalb5de766a58d2153e0‎

‎Cicero Mark Tullius. Mark Tulius Ciceros Letters to Atticus, to his loved ones,‎

‎Cicero Mark Tullius. Mark Tulius Ciceros Letters to Atticus, to his loved ones, to Quintuss brother, M. Brutus. In 3 volumes. Volume 2. Letters 51-46. In Russian /Tsitseron Mark Tulliy. Pisma Marka Tuliya Tsitserona k Attiku, blizkim, bratu Kvintu, M. Brutu. V 3-kh tomakh. Tom 2. Pisma 51-46gg Series: Ancient Classics. Reproduction of the text of the 1949 edition. You are welcome to reach out to us for a detailed description of the copies currently available. Delivery of this book may take longer than usual including extended processing and pre-shipping time, no expedited shipping is available. Please advise us if you have a set date or a deadline to receive your order.SKUalb65f5d1ddc98b3922‎

‎The correspondence of M. Tullius Cicero, arranged according to its chronological order, with a revision of the text, a commentary and introductory essays on the life of Cicero, and the style of his letters by R.Y. TYRRELL. 2nd edition Vol. 1. ‎

‎Dublin, Ldn., Hodges etc., 1885. ‎

‎XXII,449 p. Cl. 22 cm (Introduction of 121 p.; Letters I-LXXXIX, B.C. 68-57) (Cover very shabby; used; front hinge breaking after p. VIII of the preliminary leaves; working copy) ‎

‎Welsprekendheid en filosofie bij Cicero. Studies en commentaar bij Cicero, De Oratore 3,19-37a; 52-95. ‎

‎N.pl., 1994. ‎

‎XII,298 p. Stiff wrappers 24 cm (Dissertation UvA) ‎

‎M. Tullii Ciceronis Epistolae ad Atticum, aliosque; ad optimas editiones collatae. ‎

‎Amsterdam (Amstelaedami), Apud Joannem Blaeu, 1657. ‎

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‎12mo. (XII),740 p. Calf 14 cm (Ref: STCN ppn 093089015; not in Brunet, Graesse, Moss, Ebert or Schweiger, but cf. Schweiger 2,106) (Details: Back gilt, and with 5 raised bands. Woodcut printer's mark on the title depicting a sphere with the signs of the zodiac; the sphere is flanked by Tempus, who holds a scythe and has a winged hour glass on his head, and Hercules leaning on his club; the motto is: 'Indefessus agendo') (Condition: Binding scuffed. Leather chafed at the head & tail of the spine. Corners bumped. Both joints cracking, but firm. A small stain on the title. Bookplate on the front pastedown) (Note: This title is a reissue of volume VI of the 10 volume 'M. Tullii Ciceronis Opera', published by Bonaventura and Abraham Elzevier at Leiden in 1642. It contains: 'Epistolarum ad Pompon. Atticum libri XVI'; 'T. Pomponii Attici vita'; 'Epistolarum ad Brutum liber'; 'Epistolarum ad Quintum fratrem libri III'; 'Ad Octaviam Epistola una', and is preceded by a 8 page introduction of Paulus Manutius. The Elzevier edition was held in considerable esteem and was much sought after. Johannes Blaeu took advantage of this success and reissued the volume with Cicero's letters to Atticus, his brother Quintus, to Brutus, and the 'ad Octavium epistola', together with 'T. Pomponii Attici vita' by Cornelius Nepos, separately. Even the title is, apart from his own printer's mark, is an imitation of that of the Elzevier brothers. The Elzevier edition was based on the Cicero edition of Janus Gruter, Hamburg 1618. In 1659 Blaeu published a complete 10 volume reissue of the Elzevier edition of 1642) (Provenance: On the front pastedown has been pasted an engraved coat of arms without a name, it shows an oval shield with a helmet on top. The shield is divided in 4 quarters, in the first and fourth quarter a tree, in second and third quarter three geese, swans or ducks. On the front flyleaf the name: 'L.' or 'S. Gounelle') (Collation: *6, A-2H12 (leaves 2H11 & 2H12 blank)) (Photographs on request) ‎