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Shane Bjornlie 2019

Shane Bjornlie, M. (2019): Cassiodorus: The Variae. The Complete Translation, University of California Press, Oakland (Ca).

Letters to Atticus Vol. 2 Shackleton Bailey 1965

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Jal 1984

Jal, Paul (1984) Abrégés des livres de l’Histoire Romaine de Tite-Live, tome XXXIV, 1re partie: «Periochae» transmises par les manuscrits (Periochae 1–69), Paris, Les Belles Lettres.

Marcial Shackleton Bailey 1993

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