ANTIKE.- CICERO, Marcus Tullius:

Gespräche in Tusculum. Lateinisch - deutsch.

1. - 4. Tsd. München (Heimeran), 1951. kl. 8°. 472 S. Dünndruck. OLn. = Tusculum-Bücherei. 1. Aufl. dieser Ausgabe. H.

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Catalogue: Kunst- und Kulturgeschichte

ARISTOLELES - CICERO Marcus Tullius (Pierre Lagnier - secondary author ) - Georg MAJOR - Antonio MANCINELLO :

Collection of three works in one binding. [1] Aristoteles. Sententiae omnes undiquaque selectissimae, quae indicis vice in absoluta, et integra eius opera esse quent, postremo jam editae. [2] Cicero. Sententiae insigniores, apophthegmata... [3] Georg Major. Sententiae veterum poetarum, per locos communes digestae.

.: Collection of three Lyonese 16th cent. imprints with ''Sententiae''. [1] Aristoteles. Sententiae omnes undiquaque selectissimae, quae indicis vice in absoluta, et integra eius opera esse quent, postremo jam editae. Lyon, apud Guiillaume Rouillé, 1554, in-16°, 189 pp + (3)nn pp. USTC 151654. (Gültlingen X p.100; 272). [2] Cicero. Sententiae insigniores, apophthegmata, parabolae, seu similia, atque eiusdem aliquot piae sententiae compendiensi. Lyon, apud Guillaume Rouillé, 1552, in-16°, 310 pp + (10)nn pp (index). USTC 115232 (Gültlingen X p. 93 ; 230). [3] Georg Major. Sententiae veterum poetarum, per locos communes digestae. De poëtica virtute... Antonio Mancinello... Lyon, apud Jean I de Tournes & Guillaume Gazeau, 1551. in-16°, 288 pp + (32)nn pp ( all 3 complete). USTC 51232, Gültlingen IX p. 165 ; 205. Three complete works in one binding. 17th century French full leather, raised gilt spine, marbled edges, marbled paper paste down. Binding with severe traces of use and some loss of leather at head and tail of spine. First two title pages with some ink stains, further some scattered ink stains. Clear old water stains in the first and the third work. Notwithstanding these flaws still an interesting collection of three rare simultaneous and complete Lyonese imprints. .

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Book number: 45861

Cicero, Marcus Tullius. -.

Abhandlung über die menschlichen Pflichten. Ex recensione Io. Aug. Ernesti, qui et notas suas adiecit. Voluminis tertii pars secunda [VOL. 3, PARS 2] (apart): Epistolae ad Atticum, Q. Fratrem et Brutum.

Halis Saxonom [Halle an der Saale], In Orphanotropheo [Waisenhaus], 1775. VIII S., S. 513-1166. Mit Vign. HLdr. d. Zt. auf 5 Bünden mit RVergold. u. 2 RSch.
¶ Texte u. Erläuterungen lateinisch. - Johann August Ernesti (1707-1781), Theologe, Philologe (bedeutender Latinist), Pädagoge, war 1734-1759 Rektor der Thomasschule zu Leipzig, zugleich 1742 an der Universität ao. Professor der klassischen Literatur, 1756 o. Professor der Beredsamkeit u. 1759 auch Professor der Theologie (vgl. ADB 6, S. 235-241; NDB 4, S 604). - Aussen bestossen/beschabt und sprenkelfleckig, 1 Rücken-Schildchen abgeplatzt, NaT.

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Book number: 91201

Catalogue: Antike Literatur u. Altphilologie

Keywords: Altphilologie; Antike; Brief - Briefe; Literatur - Literature - Fiction

Cicero, Marcus Tullius

Abhandlungen über die menschlichen Pflichten in drey Buechern. übersetzt von Christian Garve.

Franz Haas, Wien 1802, priv. Pappband, 342s.Fraktur. , Frotispiz., , guter Zustand. [ AZB521a], . ., Weight appr./Gewicht ca. 1200.

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Book number: 7481

Catalogue: Varia

Cicero, Marcus Tullius

Ad Marcum Brutum Orator

unbekannt, 1816. Einband: unbekannter Einband. 750

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Book number: 2h2186

Keywords: Philologie

Cicero, Marcus Tullius.

Ad familiares Epistolae Interpretatione & notis illustravit Philibertus Quartier, jussu christianissimi regis, in usum serenissimi delphini.

Venetiis, apud Franciscum Zane, 1726. (8), xxxiv, 610 pp. Author's name at head of title. Full contemporary vellum over boards with gilt lettering on spine and marbled endpapers. 4to. 26x20 cm. Engraved frontispiece by Ant. Luciani; engraved vignette on title-page, small engraving heading page 1. With indices at end (a.o. geographicus, nomina and rerum) and an index historicus on pp. i-xxxiv with biographical details on the friends to whom the letters where addressed. Mailorder only - Alleen verzending mogelijk. Book condition : . Decorative, solid and clean copy of the uncommon scolarly Venetian edition of the lively Letters by Cicero to friends, annotated by the French Jesuit Ph. Quartier for the use of the royal Dauphin. The first edition thus appeared in Paris 1685. This collection of Cicero's Letters to his Friends was originally preserved and edited by his secretary Tiro. It is inadequately entitled, as it includes several letters, some of them of profound interest, from his friends to Cicero. There are 426 letters, divided into sixteen books, not arranged in any sort of order, chronological or otherwise, except that letters from or to particular correspondents are generally grouped together; the third book, for instance, consists exclusively of letters from Cicero to Appius Claudius Pulcher, and the eighth book of letters from Marcus Caelius Rufus to Cicero. The earliest letter is one from Cicero to Pompey (X. 7) dated 62 B.C., the year after Cicero's consulship; the latest is one from him to Cassius (XII. 10) written in 43 B.C., the year after the assassination of Caesar, and a few months before his own. These ninteen years from 62 to 43 B.C. cover a period of supreme importance in the history of the Roman Republic--a period more minutely described and vividly illustrated in these letters, giving us as they do the different points of view among the various correpondents, than even in the Letters to Atticus, written by Cicero alone. The letters vary greatly in interest and style; while many of them contain matter of the highest literary or historical value--as, for instance, Cicero's explanation of his political chance of front (I. 9), Sulpicius Rufus' letter of condolence to Cicero on the death of his daughter Tullia (IV. 5) and Matius' defense of his friendship for Caesar (XI. 28)--others are no more than merely formal documents. Cf. Cicero: Letters to His Friends, trans. W. Glynn Williams, Loeb Classical Library vol. 205, Harvard UP: Cambridge, MA. 1990, 1927. Slight browning; shelf mark on first free endpaper; binding somewhat soiled as expected, small defect to spine ends. Graesse, II, p. 169.

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Keywords: CLASSICAL ANTIQUITY, Cicero, Marcus Tullius (106-43 BC)

CICERO, MARCUS TULLIUS

Ad c. herennium. De ratione dicendi (Rhetorica ad herennium). With an English translation by H. Caplan.

Cambridge, HUP, 1954. (LXII) 433 (7) pp. Cloth + dustjacket. Bibliography. (LCL) dustjacket somewhat damaged, cover a bit rubbed, previous owner's name and date on endpaper, good condition
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Book number: 646206

Catalogue: Filosofie - Moderne filosofie (tot 1900)

Keywords: filosofie; premodern; 51

Cicero, Marcus Tullius.

Alterum Epistolarum volumen. Ad T. Atticum, Ad M. Brutum, Ad Quintum Fratrem.

[Strassburg]: [Rihelius], 1582. 0. Hardcover. Octavo. [18], 335, [56] leaves. Title-page extended. Staining throughout, gets heavier towards the end. In a contemporary blindstamped calf binding. Remains of clasps. Adams C1923 (c. 1560). "CICERONIS STURM" stamped above an oval with a design of a king (David ?) kneeling in front of a tree with an inscription circumscribing the oval (somewhat faint) on the upper cover; the lower cover with floral wreaths intersperswed with small ovals depicting the heads of famous men. Good.

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Book number: 1372

Catalogue: Sixteenth Century Books, Classics

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Cicero, Marcus Tullius

Atticus-Briefe., Lateinisch – deutsch.,

Heimeran, München 1959., Oln, Ou.,1194s., in gutem Zustand, [2]. Weight appr./Gewicht ca. 700.

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Book number: 75914

Catalogue: Varia

CICERO, Marcus Tullius.

Auserlesene Reden. Band 3. - 4. - 5. - 6. und 7. Übersetzt und erläutert von Friedrich Carl Wolff. 5 Bände.

Altona, Johann Froedrich Hammerisch, 1817-1824,. 210x125mm, Pappband. Pièce de titre rouge, pièce de tomaison verte, filets dorés. Schönes Exemplar.

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Keywords: Literatur

Cicero, Marcus Tullius

Ausgewählte Reden. 3 verschiedene Bände

Weidmannsche Buchhandlung, 1870. - Enthalten: Ciceros Reden für T. Annius Milo für Q. Ligarius und den König Deiotarus/Ciceros erste und zweite Philippische Rede/Ciceros Reden für L. Murena und für P. Sulla - Einband: Paperback/Taschenbücher. 750

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Book number: 2d3859

Keywords: Philologie

CICERO, MARCUS TULLIUS

Brieven

Bussum, Van Dishoeck, 1972. 119 pp. Linnen + omslag. Illustraties. (Klassieke reeks, 4) goede staat. Vertaling W. Kassies.

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Book number: 638945

Catalogue: Filosofie - Moderne filosofie (tot 1900)

Keywords: filosofie; premodern; 50

Cicero, Marcus Tullius

An Bruder Quintus. An Brutus. Brieffragmente. Dazu Q. Tullius Cicero. Denkschrift über die Bewerbung., Lateinisch – deutsch.,

Heimeran, München 1965, oln, Ou., 340s., in gutem Zustand, (2) Weight appr./Gewicht ca. 400.

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Catalogue: Varia

CICERO, MARCUS TULLIUS

Brutus. Lateinisch-deutsch ed. B. Kytzler.

München, Heimeran, 1970. 367 pp. Cloth + dustjacket. Bibliography. (Tusculum) dustjacket slightly discoloured, otherwise in good condition
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Catalogue: Filosofie - Moderne filosofie (tot 1900)

Keywords: filosofie; premodern; 48

Cicero, Marcus Tullius,

Brutus, lateinisch-deutsch - aus dem Lateinischen von Bernhard Kytzler,

Erstausgabe, (1. - 4. Tsd), München, Heimeran (= Tusculum-Bücherei), 1970, 8°, 363 S., zweisprachige Ausgabe (Text: Lateinisch und Deutsch) mit Farbkopfschnitt, original Leineneinband (Hardcover) mit original Schutzumschlag, Schutzumschlag am Buchrücken leicht nachgedunkelt, Schutzumschlag am Rückdeckel oben mit zwei winzigen Einrissen (sauber mit säurefreiem Filmoplast hinterlegt), sonst schönes, sauberes Exemplar (L) Sprache: lat, deu. H ISBN: 3776520922

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Book number: 13859CB

Catalogue: Geschichte: Antike - Quellen - Primärtexte

Keywords: Cicero; Latein Lateinisch Lateinische Lateinischer Sprache ; Lateinische lateinischer Latein Lateinisch 3776520922