Strabon, Geographie
Tome II: Livres III et IV (Espagne-Gaule)
edited and translated by Francois Lasserre
Livres III. (Iberie : Turdetanie – Lusitanie – Iberie – Les iles). Livres IV. (Celtique transalpine : Narbonnaise – Aquitaine – Belgique – Les iles – Les Alpes).
- By (author) Strabon
- Edited and translated by Francois Lasserre
Other Titles in this Series
Proclus, Commentaire sur le Parmenide de Platon
Tome IV, 1ere Partie: Livre IV. 2e partie: Notes complementaires et indices
Volume 501
Demosthene, Plaidoyers politiques
Tome I: Contre Androtion - Contre la loi de Leptine - Contre Timocrate
Volume 130
Demosthene, Harangues
Tome II: Sur la paix - Seconde Philippique - Sur l'Halonnese - Sur les affaires de Chersonese - Troisieme et quatrieme Philippique - Lettre de Philippe - Reponse a Philippe - Sur le traite avec Alexandre
Volume 26
Platon, Oeuvres completes
Tome XIII, 3e partie: Dialogues apocryphes (Du Juste - De la Vertu - Demodocos - Sisyphe - Eryxias - Axiochos - Definitions)
Volume 56
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