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200 10$aCatonis moralia$b[electronic resource] $ecum scholijs Des. Eras. Rot. Apophthegmata G[rae]ciæ sapie[n]tum interprete Erasmo. Eadem per Ausonium cum scholijs Erasmi Rorerodami[sic]. Mimi Publiani, cu[m] eiusde[m] scholijs auctis recogniti. Institutu[m] hominis christiani, carmine per eundu[m] Eras. Rote. Isocratis par[ae]nesis ad Demonicu[m] Additis aliquot sapientu[m] dictis
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300   $aImprint from colophon.
300   $aThe "Apophthegmata Graeciæ sapientum" is also known as the "Dicta sapientum".
300   $aSignatures: A-E F¹?.
300   $aReproduction of the original in the British Library.
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702   $aPublilius$cSyrus,$f1st cent. B.C.$4aut
702   $aAgricola$b Rodolphus$f1443?-1485.$4aut
702   $aIsocrates$4aut
702   $aAusonius$b Decimus Magnus$4aut
702   $aErasmus$b Desiderius$fd. 1536.$4aut
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