Marci Tullii Ciceronis Officiorum Libri Tres: Cato Maior, Uel de Senectute: Laelius, Uel de Amicitia: Paradoxa Stoicorum Sex: Somnium Scipionis, Ex Libro Sexto de Republica. Quae Qui Leget, Facile, Quantum in Ijs Emendandis Studium Sit Adhibitum, Intelliget. Additae Sunt in Extremo Opere Uariae Lectiones È Libris Manuscriptis, Et Ex Ingenio

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