From Manuscript to Print: the Evolution of the Medieval Book

 

Cicero, 1894
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This 1894 critical edition was made by comparing the best surviving manuscripts of the text. The editor supplies variant readings at the bottom of each page. In addition to the painstaking care he has taken to restore the text to its original version, the editor has imposed paragraph divisions and numerical distinctions to make it easier to read and reference.

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Pseudo-Cicero. Incerti Auctoris de ratione dicendi ad C. Herennium libri IV. Edited by Friedrich Marx. Leipzig: Teubner, 1894.
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