Commentary on De oratore : manuscript, [ca. 1570-1585].

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Commentary on De oratore : manuscript, [ca. 1570-1585].

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A single quire of eight leaves from a late sixteenth century copy book of lecture notes. This fragment was trimmed and used to laminate the boards in the binding of a later book and was removed, along with Ms866 and Ms980.

1 v. ; 21 x 16 cm.

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