Marcus Terentius Varro Bücher

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Originally published in 37 BC, this agricultural treatise by Marcus Terentius Varro has long been considered a cornerstone of Roman literature and a valuable source for students of ancient agriculture. Now, with Lloyd Storrbest's modern translation into English, contemporary readers can gain a better appreciation for the wisdom and insights of this ancient Roman scholar.

This book contains fragments of writings by Marcus Terentius Varro that are found in the works of Saint Augustine of Hippo. An important resource for scholars interested in the history of Roman literature and culture, as well as the influences of Latin literature on Christian thought.

A Latin grammar textbook written in the 1st century BC by Marcus Terentius Varro, a Roman scholar and writer. This work was widely used in ancient Rome as a standard reference for Latin grammar, and influenced many later writers and grammarians. A must-read for anyone interested in the Latin language or Roman literature!

This supplement to the classic text Lingua Latina by Marcus Terentius Varro, edited by Giulio Antonibon, offers a wealth of additional material for scholars studying Latin literature. With critical analysis and detailed notes, this supplement is an indispensable resource for students and researchers alike.

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