GAI IULI CAESARIS COMMENTARII RERUM IN GALLIA GESTARUM VII ACCEDIT AULI HIRTI COMMENTARIUS ex recensione T. Rice Holmes

Published by P. H. Lee Warner, The Medici Society, 1914

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P. H. Lee Warner, The Medici Society, 1914. The Riccardi Press. Number 449 of 525 copies on handmade Paper. Hardback, d/j, sm4to, xiii,251pp. Some light spotting. Original quarter cloth, paper spine and front board labels. D/j worn, torn with loss and reinforced with parcel tape. A good copy in poor d/j.

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GAI IULI CAESARIS COMMENTARII RERUM IN GALLIA GESTARUM VII ACCEDIT AULI HIRTI COMMENTARIUS ex recensione T. Rice Holmes
Author
Gaius Julius Caesar
Publisher
P. H. Lee Warner, The Medici Society, 1914
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