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Title C. Julii Caesaris quae exstant / interpretatione et notis illustravit Joannes Goduinus ... in vsvm serenissimi Delphini ...
Call Number PA6235 .C5 1678; Record ID 9933420102001
Date 1678
Description In 1670 Pierre-Daniel Huet, one of the most remarkable scholars of the seventeenth century, was asked by Louis XIV to tutor his son, the Dauphin. While holding this office, Huet planned the publication of a collection of works necessary for the education of the young prince and other sons of nobility. Adusum Delphini, published for the most part between 1674 and 1691, was considered extremely prestigious at the time. C. Julii Caesaris is part of the collection.
Creator Caesar, Julius
Publisher Lutetiae Parisiorum : typis P. le Petit, 1678
Subject Command of troops; Civil war; Romans
Contributors Godouin, Jean; Hirtius, Auius
Type Text
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Language lat
Relation Is part of Caesaris
Spatial Coverage Time: 58-80 BC
Rights Management http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/
Source Physical Dimensions 25cm x 36cm
Scanning Technician Kelly Taylor
Digitization Specifications PA6235 .C5 1678
ARK ark:/87278/s6kw8qpf
Setname uum_rbc
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Reference URL https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6kw8qpf

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Title Caesaris page 466
OCR Text C. IVLII CÆ.SARIS inveniuntur litteræ singulariæ, sine coagmentis syllabarum, quas tu putes positas incondite. Nam verba ex his litteris confici nulla possunt. Erat autem conventum inter eos clandestinum, de commutando situ littera- rum, vt inscriptio quidem alia aliæ locum & nomen teneret: sed in le- gendo locus cuique suus & potestas restitueretur, &c. Est adeo Probi Grammatici commentarius satis curiose factus, de occulta litterarum signi- ficatione epistolarum C. Cæsaris scriptarum. Ex A. Gell. lib. 17. cap. 9. Cæsar Q. Pedio S.

1. Pompeius se oppido tenet: nos ad portas castra habemus: 2 conamur opus magnum, & multorum dierum, propter altitudinem maris: sed tamen nihil est, quod potius faciamus. Ab vtroque portus cornu moles jacimus, vt aut illum quam primum transjicere, quod habet Brundisii copiarum, cogamus, aut exitu prohibeamus. Ex Cic. lib. 9. Ep. ad Att.

3 Locellum tibi signatum remisi. Ex Char. lib. I.

Nam ad me misit Antonius exemplum Cæsaris ad se litterarum, in qui- bus erat, 4 se audivisse, Cæsarem, & L. Metellum, in Italiam venisse, Romæ vt essent palam: id sibi non placere; ne qui motus ex eo fierent: prohiberique omnes Italia, nisi quorum ipse caussam cognovisset, deque eo vehementius erat scriptum. Ex Cic. ad Attic. lib. II.

5. P. Servilius pater ex litteris quas sibi a Cæsare missas esse dicebat, si- gnificat valde te sibi gratum fecisse, quod de sua voluntate erga Cæsa- rem humanissime diligentissimeque locutus esses. Ex Cic. lib. 3. Epist. ad Quintum Fratrem, Epist. I. DE C. IVL. CÆSARIS EPISTOLIS TESTIMONIA.

Epistolæ quoque ejus ad senatum extant: 6 quas primus videtur ad paginas,
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Identifier PA_6235_C5_1678_466-467a.jpg
Source Fragmenta Ex Libris Epistolarvm Ad M. T. Ciceronem
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ID 236710
Reference URL https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6kw8qpf/236710