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Pseudo-Salluste, Lettres a Cesar. Invectives

Volume 168

edited and translated by Alfred Ernout

Regles et recommandations pour les editions critiques

foreword by Jean Irigoin

Saint Basile, Correspondance

Tome I: Lettres I-C

Volume 132

edited and translated Y. Courtonne

Saint Basile, Correspondance

Tome II: Lettres CI-CCXVIII

Volume 149

edited and translated Y. Courtonne

Saint Cyprien, Correspondance

Tome I: Lettres I-XXXIX

Volume 26

edited and translated by Chanoine Bayard

Saint Cyprien, Correspondance

Tome II: Lettres XL-LXXXXI

Volume 52

edited and translated by Chanoine Bayard