Marcus Tullius Cicero in Officijs. Marci Tullij Ciceronis Officio[Rum] Libri Tres. Liber de Amicitia. Liber de Senectute. Liber Paradoxorum. Cum Petri Marsi. Francisci Maturantij: Et Perq[Uam] Familiari Iodoci Badij Asce[N]Sij Explanatione. In Amicitia Vero Omniboni Eiusde[M]Q[Ue] Ascensij. In Senectute Martini Philertici: Et Asce[N]Sij. Adiunctis Preterea Co[M]Mentarijs Eiusde[M] Francisci Omniboni Et Ascensij in Vltimum Paradoxon: Quod Latinoru[M] Nullus Ad Hec Vsq[Ue] Tempora Ausus Est Enucleare. In Quo Pleraq[Ue] Que Per Eneam Pium Tam in Diligenti Castigatione: Q[Uam] Translatione Greci: Additamentisq[Ue] in Alios Co[M]Mentatores Omissa Fuerant. Et Alia Multa Que Falso in Alioru[M] Libroru[M] Titulis Et Frontispicio Promittebantur Addita Fuisse Comperiet Lector. Sed & Emendatissimam Tabulam Nicolai Cappusoti Per Folia Secreta[M] Et Historias Suis Locis Non Inuenustas Ab Hoc Minus Abesse Videbit Illius Emptor. Habes Amice Lector Hos Marci Tullij Ciceronis Libros Dilige[N]ter Recogn

Marcus Tullius Cicero; Benedetto Brugnoli; Pietro Marso; Francesco Maturanzio; Josse Badius

Marcus Tullius Cicero in Officijs. Marci Tullij Ciceronis Officio[Rum] Libri Tres. Liber de Amicitia. Liber de Senectute. Liber Paradoxorum. Cum Petri Marsi. Francisci Maturantij: Et Perq[Uam] Familiari Iodoci Badij Asce[N]Sij Explanatione. In Amicitia Vero Omniboni Eiusde[M]Q[Ue] Ascensij. In Senectute Martini Philertici: Et Asce[N]Sij. Adiunctis Preterea Co[M]Mentarijs Eiusde[M] Francisci Omniboni Et Ascensij in Vltimum Paradoxon: Quod Latinoru[M] Nullus Ad Hec Vsq[Ue] Tempora Ausus Est Enucleare. In Quo Pleraq[Ue] Que Per Eneam Pium Tam in Diligenti Castigatione: Q[Uam] Translatione Greci: Additamentisq[Ue] in Alios Co[M]Mentatores Omissa Fuerant. Et Alia Multa Que Falso in Alioru[M] Libroru[M] Titulis Et Frontispicio Promittebantur Addita Fuisse Comperiet Lector. Sed & Emendatissimam Tabulam Nicolai Cappusoti Per Folia Secreta[M] Et Historias Suis Locis Non Inuenustas Ab Hoc Minus Abesse Videbit Illius Emptor. Habes Amice Lector Hos Marci Tullij Ciceronis Libros Dilige[N]ter Recogn [Book Review]

Marcus Tullius Cicero, Benedetto Brugnoli, Pietro Marso, Francesco Maturanzio & Josse Badius

[Simon Vincent?] (1523)

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	author = {Marcus Tullius Cicero and Benedetto Brugnoli and Pietro Marso and Francesco Maturanzio and Josse Badius},
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	publisher = {{[}Simon Vincent?{]}},
	title = {Marcus Tullius Cicero in Officijs. Marci Tullij Ciceronis Officio[Rum] Libri Tres. Liber de Amicitia. Liber de Senectute. Liber Paradoxorum. Cum Petri Marsi. Francisci Maturantij: Et Perq[Uam] Familiari Iodoci Badij Asce[N]Sij Explanatione. In Amicitia Vero Omniboni Eiusde[M]Q[Ue] Ascensij. In Senectute Martini Philertici: Et Asce[N]Sij. Adiunctis Preterea Co[M]Mentarijs Eiusde[M] Francisci Omniboni Et Ascensij in Vltimum Paradoxon: Quod Latinoru[M] Nullus Ad Hec Vsq[Ue] Tempora Ausus Est Enucleare. In Quo Pleraq[Ue] Que Per Eneam Pium Tam in Diligenti Castigatione: Q[Uam] Translatione Greci: Additamentisq[Ue] in Alios Co[M]Mentatores Omissa Fuerant. Et Alia Multa Que Falso in Alioru[M] Libroru[M] Titulis Et Frontispicio Promittebantur Addita Fuisse Comperiet Lector. Sed \& Emendatissimam Tabulam Nicolai Cappusoti Per Folia Secreta[M] Et Historias Suis Locis Non Inuenustas Ab Hoc Minus Abesse Videbit Illius Emptor. Habes Amice Lector Hos Marci Tullij Ciceronis Libros Dilige[N]ter Recogn},
	year = {1523}
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Cicero, Marcus Tullius ; Brugnoli, Benedetto ; Marso, Pietro ; Maturanzio, Francesco & Badius, Josse (1523). Marcus Tullius Cicero in Officijs. Marci Tullij Ciceronis Officio[Rum] Libri Tres. Liber de Amicitia. Liber de Senectute. Liber Paradoxorum. Cum Petri Marsi. Francisci Maturantij: Et Perq[Uam] Familiari Iodoci Badij Asce[N]Sij Explanatione. In Amicitia Vero Omniboni Eiusde[M]Q[Ue] Ascensij. In Senectute Martini Philertici: Et Asce[N]Sij. Adiunctis Preterea Co[M]Mentarijs Eiusde[M] Francisci Omniboni Et Ascensij in Vltimum Paradoxon: Quod Latinoru[M] Nullus Ad Hec Vsq[Ue] Tempora Ausus Est Enucleare. In Quo Pleraq[Ue] Que Per Eneam Pium Tam in Diligenti Castigatione: Q[Uam] Translatione Greci: Additamentisq[Ue] in Alios Co[M]Mentatores Omissa Fuerant. Et Alia Multa Que Falso in Alioru[M] Libroru[M] Titulis Et Frontispicio Promittebantur Addita Fuisse Comperiet Lector. Sed & Emendatissimam Tabulam Nicolai Cappusoti Per Folia Secreta[M] Et Historias Suis Locis Non Inuenustas Ab Hoc Minus Abesse Videbit Illius Emptor. Habes Amice Lector Hos Marci Tullij Ciceronis Libros Dilige[N]ter Recogn. [Simon Vincent?].

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