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Author:
CATO (Marcus Porcius)
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CATO (Marcus Porcius), the Censor.
Cards under this heading are arranged in the following order.
Works.
Fragments.
De Re Rustica.
Suppoititious Works.
isticha de Moribus.
Fragmenta ex Libris Originum.
Appendix.
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5
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Author:
CATO (liarcus Porcius)
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CATO (liarcus Porcius), the Censor. [Fragments.) Catoniana; sive M. Porcii Catonis Censorli
quae supersunt operuxn fragmenta. Nunc prirnum seorsum auctius edidit H.A. Lion... Acceciunt M. Ca.tonis praetoris et Catonis. Nepotis fragmenta. pp. 109.
8. Gotingen, i826.
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6
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Author:
CATO (Marcus porcius)
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CATO (Marcus porcius), we Cenior. [Os fleRustica.LatIn.]
De Re rustica.
See SCHNEIDER (J.G.)
Scriptorum rei rustic veterwu Latinorum, etc.
Vol.1, part 1.
Leipzig, 1794.
Card ID:
9
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Author:
CATO (Marcus Porcius)
Description
CATO (Marcus Porcius), the Censor. IDe Re Rustica.
— Latin.j
t.Porci Catonis De agri cultura liber. Recognovit H.Keil. pp. v. + 83.
80. Leizig, 1d95.
Part of the “Bib1iohcca Scriptorurn Graecorum et Romanoruin Teubneriana”.
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10
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Author:
CATO (liarcus Porcius)
Description
CATO (liarcus Porcius), the Censor. IDe Re Rustica.
— Latin.)
M.Porci Catorils De agri cultura liber. Post H.Keil iteruni edidit G.Goetz. pp. xx. +
74.
8°. Leipzig, 1922.
Part of the “Bib1iothec ScrptQum Graecorun et RomanoruinPeubneriana”.
Card ID:
11
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Author:
CATO (Marcus Porcius)
Description
CATO (Marcus Porcius), te Censor. [De Be Rustica.
V Elish.J
Cato the censor on farming. Translated by E. Brehaut. V
Neg Y.ric, 1933.
NEW YORIC. Columbia University. Department
of History.
Records of civilization: sources and studies, No. 17.
Card ID:
14
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Author:
CATO (Marcus Porcius)
Description
CATO (Marcus Porcius), the Censor. [Origines.]
[For editions of the genuine fragments of the Origines: I
fi supra: Fragments.
[For editions of the suppositItious fragments
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§ infra: Supposltitious Works.
Card ID:
17
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Author:
CATO (Marcus Porcius)
Description
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CATO (Marcus Porcius), the Cens. [Supposititious Works. — Disticha de kioribus. — Latin.1
[Documenta moralia Catonis, .j [Continued.)
venustissinte moralizata sunt, [Containing the prefatory epistle arid the prose precepts of Cato with a voluminous commentary.] ff.(63—38i).
fol. [Johann Zajjie: Ulm, è. 1476-78.]
Iirfect wanting th first 62 leves, of which 1 and fviere b1an also f. 2 which wa blank. if. 63—581 numbered I—CCCXIX. Without signatures. Initial strokes and
under].iues. upilie n ras far
as f.1O. [SEE iEXT CARD.)
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19
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Author:
CATO (Marcus Porcius)
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[Co - Si FL L1RAy
EEjJC ONtY
CATO (Marcus Porcius), the Censor. fsupposititious Works. — Disticha de Moribus. — Latinj
Catho cum conimento. if. (36).
4°. [Inipressus per ynandfi de Worde: London,
1512).
An edition with the anonymous commentary bginning: ‘Sumrni deus largitor premii”. he secnd edition printed by Vlynkyn de Worde. With a woodcut on the titlepage.
S.L.C., 1.162.
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21
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Author:
CATO (Marcus Porcius)
Description
b [C-o
CATO (Marcus Porcius), the Censor. 18uosititious Works. — D1ticha de Moribus. — La1n.] Disticha Catonis. ecensuit et appr critico instruxit M1Boas. Opus post M.Boas morten edendum curavit II.J.Botschuyver. [With a bib)iography of the writings 01’ ]tt.Boas.3 pp. lxxxiv. + 303. Facsirni]-.
80. Amsterdam, 1952.
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25
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Author:
CATO (Marcius Porcius)
Description
CCiL CcJ
CATO (Marcius Porcius), the enso. [Supposititious Works. — Disticha de Moribus. — Polyglot.)
Disticha moralia, nomine Catonis inscripta,-cum. Gallica interpretatione, &, vbi opus fuit, f deciaratione Latina. Hc editlo prter prcedtes non soluin rectem authoris Maturini Corderij recognition, sed & Grcaui 1aximi Planud interoretationem & distichoru imilcern habet. Dicta sapientü septern Graci ad fine adiecta, curn sua quoque interpretatiuncula. pp. 140 + (4). [Qal.L.)
80. Oliva Rob.Stehami: GenevaJ, 1561.
ISEE NEXT CARD.)
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26
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Author:
CATO (Marcus Porcius)
Description
CoJ
CATO (Marcus Porcius), the Cnsor. fsupposititious Works. — Disticha de Moribus. — Iiatin and
Eng1ish.
Cato variegatus; or, Catoes Morall distichs. Translated and paraphrasd, with variations of expressing, in English verse. By Sr.Richard Baker. [With theTatin text.) (6).+ 3—102 ÷ (2). [D.—L.L.] -.
4°. Pdnted by A.Giffn, and aIe to be sold by A.Bo1er: Londoi, 1636:
Imoerfect: wanting BI (DP.i2
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31
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