Bios kai monarchia Oktaouiou Kaisaros : ek tōn tēs Diōnos Rōmaïkēs historias ; Monarchia Oktaouiou Kaisaros Augoustou : ek tōn tēs Diōnos Rōmaïkēs historias : manuscript, [between 1535 and 1550]

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Bios kai monarchia Oktaouiou Kaisaros : ek tōn tēs Diōnos Rōmaïkēs historias ; Monarchia Oktaouiou Kaisaros Augoustou : ek tōn tēs Diōnos Rōmaïkēs historias : manuscript, [between 1535 and 1550]

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30, 38 leaves, bound : vellum ; 13 cm.

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