Livius,T.
The history of Rome... With notes by G. Baker. 3rd ed. 6 vols. London,…

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Livius,T. The history of Rome... with notes by G. Baker. 3rd ed. 6 vols. London, Cadell 1822. With rebacking and some rubbing (some joints damaged, 1 cover loose). - Bibl. st. verso T.

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Livius,T. The history of Rome... with notes by G. Baker. 3rd ed. 6 vols. London, Cadell 1822. With rebacking and some rubbing (some joints damaged, 1 cover loose). - Bibl. st. verso T.

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