Idea que se formò de un oradór perfecto Marco Tulio Cicerón : expresada à Marco Caton en el lib. que le escribio intitulado El Orador : ms., [undated] / Traducido ... al Castellaño ...

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Idea que se formò de un oradór perfecto Marco Tulio Cicerón : expresada à Marco Caton en el lib. que le escribio intitulado El Orador : ms., [undated] / Traducido ... al Castellaño ...

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A translation (n.d.) of Cicero's Ad M. Brutum Orator, a treatise on the ideal orator, addressed to Brutus, by Manuel Gutiérrez Huesca, a student of the Real y Pontificio Colegio of Puebla. Prologue and summary by the translator. Prepared for the college's Academia de Letras Humanas.

Originals : 308 p. ; 21 cm.Copies : partial microfilm reel (162 exposures) : negative (Rich. 100:12) and positive.

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