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Book Edition: Epicteti Manuale et Sententiæ, quibus accedunt Tabula Cebetis, et alia affinis argumenti (Prodicus de Hercule, Hippocratis epistola) in linguam Latinam conversa a M. Meibomio. Subjiciuntur ... emendationes C. Salmasii in Epictetum; Notæ illorum et alius viri docti in dissertationes Epicteti ab Arriano digestas, et varians scriptura codicum manu exaratorum, cura H. Relandi.
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Record ID 141840
Library: Edinburgh University Library. Register: EUA IN1/ADS/LIB/3/Da.2.10 (1773-1775, Type: Student). Page: 302
Epictetius Gæc. Lat: Relandi 4:to
Borrowed: 1775/1/21 (Saturday). Loan period: Fortnight. Deposit: 0/10/6.
Andrew Little
Gender: Male.
Occupation (normalised): Education > University Student.
Elizabeth Carter (Female, born 1717, died 1806), Epictetus (Male, born 50, died 135)
Genre: Philosophy and Morality
E. manuale et sententise [Epictetus/Relandi]
Possible modern shelfmark: Special Collections N*.30.3..
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Elizabeth Carter (Female, born 1717, died 1806), Epictetus (Male, born 50, died 135)
Genre: Philosophy and Morality
Epicteti Manuale et Sententiæ, quibus accedunt Tabula Cebetis, et alia affinis argumenti (Prodicus de Hercule, Hippocratis epistola) in linguam Latinam conversa a M. Meibomio. Subjiciuntur ... emendationes C. Salmasii in Epictetum; Notæ illorum et alius viri docti in dissertationes Epicteti ab Arriano digestas, et varians scriptura codicum manu exaratorum, cura H. Relandi.
Language: Latin | Greek . Published: Utrecht. Date of publication: 1711. Format: 4to.
Editors: Reelant, Adriaan, 1676-1718
Number of borrowings: 1
Elizabeth Carter (Female, born 1717, died 1806), Epictetus (Male, born 50, died 135)
Genre: Philosophy and Morality
Works of Epictetus
Borrowed: 1775/1/21 (Saturday).
Borrower: Andrew Little
Author: Elizabeth Carter (Female, born 1717, died 1806), Epictetus (Male, born 50, died 135), Genre: Philosophy and Morality