All Gaul is divided into three parts. begins Caesar s famous commentaries on the Gallic wars. This particular edition is designed in sum scholarum and is in very good condition considering that it was intended for school translations. The only writing I see is inside the front on the free endpaper where George Sachs/Mar 2 1923/Eva Sachs is written. There is occasional foxing, some toning to the paper due to age, a few spots; the binding has rubbed areas on front and back, bent corners. There is a red label with gilt lettering on the spine and the boards are marbled in gold and black. Inside is very clean with block tight. Email with questions or for more pictures. Very Good Condition: 8vo: publisher's marbled board with red label on spine; label has gilt lettering: writing inside front: small occasional spotting: C. Iulii Caesaris Commentarii de Bello Gallico et Civil accedunt Libri de Bello Alexandrino Africans et Hispaniensi e recensione Francisci Oudendorpii: in sum scholarum : Hannover: in Bibliopolio Aulico Hahniano: 1825. COLC1825ACDA.

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C. Iulii Caesaris Commentarii de Bello Gallico et Civil accedunt Libri de Bello Alexandrino Africans et Hispaniens

Publisher

Silicone Hahniano

Publication Date

1825

Binding

Hardcover

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Good

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