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285 Dio Cassius. Rerum Romanarum epitome (graece). 2 Tle. in 1 Bd. Paris, Robert Estienne, 1551. 4°. 357 SS., 1 Bl.; 3 Bll., 280 SS., 5 Bll. Kalbsldr. um 1700 mit großen goldgepr. Wappensupralibros. Schätzpreis: *R (500,- €) Adams D 515; Mortimer 170; Renouard 80, 8; Schreiber 108: " Editio princeps of the epitome of Dio's Roman History, done in the 11th century by Joannes Xiphilinus, which is our only source for Dio's lost books 61-80, dealing with the events from 47 to 235A.D., the most important period of Roman imperial history. Robert Estienne issued this epitome to complement his folio edition of Dio Cassius of 1548. The book ist beautifully printed in the first front of the grecs du roi
285 Dio Cassius. Rerum Romanarum epitome (graece). 2 Tle. in 1 Bd. Paris, Robert Estienne, 1551. 4°. 357 SS., 1 Bl.; 3 Bll., 280 SS., 5 Bll. Kalbsldr. um 1700 mit großen goldgepr. Wappensupralibros. Schätzpreis: *R (500,- €) Adams D 515; Mortimer 170; Renouard 80, 8; Schreiber 108: " Editio princeps of the epitome of Dio's Roman History, done in the 11th century by Joannes Xiphilinus, which is our only source for Dio's lost books 61-80, dealing with the events from 47 to 235A.D., the most important period of Roman imperial history. Robert Estienne issued this epitome to complement his folio edition of Dio Cassius of 1548. The book ist beautifully printed in the first front of the grecs du roi