De ratione regendae provinciae (ed. Facciolati)
Italian bilingual edition of Cicero’s “De ratione regendae provinciae,” edited by Jacopo Facciolati with Italian translation and preface by Antonio Cesari, published in Verona by Ramanzini
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De ratione regendae provinciae (ed. Facciolati)
Summary
De ratione regendae provinciae (ed. Facciolati) is a critical edition[1].
Key Facts
- De ratione regendae provinciae (ed. Facciolati) authored Cicero[2].
- De ratione regendae provinciae (ed. Facciolati)'s instance of is recorded as critical edition[3].
- De ratione regendae provinciae (ed. Facciolati) was edited by Jacopo Facciolati[4].
- De ratione regendae provinciae (ed. Facciolati)'s place of publication is recorded as Verona[5].
- De ratione regendae provinciae (ed. Facciolati)'s language of work or name is recorded as Latin[6].
- De ratione regendae provinciae (ed. Facciolati)'s language of work or name is recorded as Italian[7].
- De ratione regendae provinciae (ed. Facciolati) comprises preface[8].
- De ratione regendae provinciae (ed. Facciolati) was released on 1818[9].
- De ratione regendae provinciae (ed. Facciolati)'s edition or translation of is recorded as De ratione regendae provinciae (Epistula ad Quintum fratrem)[10].
- De ratione regendae provinciae (ed. Facciolati)'s translator is recorded as Jacopo Facciolati[11].
- De ratione regendae provinciae (ed. Facciolati)'s work available at URL is recorded as https://books.google.com/books?id=QsOpAfDlBeoC[12].
- De ratione regendae provinciae (ed. Facciolati)'s title is recorded as De ratione regendae provinciae Epistola M. T. Ciceronis ad Quinctum fratrem Asiae praetorem, cum annotationibus et italica interpretatione Jacobi Facciolati; accedit nupera eiusdem interpretatio A. C.[13].
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Designation and Status
De ratione regendae provinciae (ed. Facciolati)'s instance of is recorded as critical edition[3].