An edition of I principi del buon governo secondo Cicerone e Seneca (1981)

I principi del buon governo secondo Cicerone e Seneca

corso di letteratura latina, anno academico 1980-81

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corso di letteratura latina, anno academico 1980-81

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Giappichelli
Language
Italian
Pages
187

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Subjects
Politics and government
People
Lucius Annaeus Seneca (ca. 4 B.C.-65 A.D), Marcus Tullius Cicero
Places
Rome

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I principi del buon governo secondo Cicerone e Seneca: corso di letteratura latina, anno academico 1980-81
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Includes bibliographical references

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Torino
Series
Corsi universitari

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Library of Congress
PA6296D9 L35

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187 p. --
Number of pages
187

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OL19094818M

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